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# My Dashboards
Build your own view of the market data you care about — pick the widgets you want and arrange them how you like.
Dashboards let you build your own view of the market data you care about. Pick the widgets you want, arrange them how you like, and keep several dashboards for different purposes — by region, product, client, or however you work.
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## Creating a Dashboard
1. Under **Dashboards** in the sidebar, click **Create Dashboard** (or **All Dashboards** if you already have one). This opens **My Dashboards**.
2. Choose **Create From Scratch** for a blank canvas, or **Create Demo Dashboard** for a pre-built one with swap rates, bond yields and market data already in place. If you already have dashboards, click **New Dashboard** instead.
3. For a new dashboard, give it a name, add a description if you want one, and click **Create Dashboard**.
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## Adding Widgets
Click **Add Widget** to open the widget library. Widgets are grouped by category and searchable — browse or search the panel to see what's available.
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## Arranging and Saving
Drag widgets to reposition them, and use the cog on each widget to change its settings or the ✕ to remove it. Changes save automatically while you edit (**All changes saved**); click **Done** when you have finished.
You can create as many dashboards as you need and switch between them from **All Dashboards** in the sidebar. Use the pin icon on **My Dashboards** to keep a dashboard in the sidebar itself.
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