Data dashboards provide an interactive way to explore public health and environmental data. Most dashboards have filters for easily selecting the measure, geography, and timeframe of interest. Data can be viewed as a map or as trends over time and is available for download.
Dashboards
How to Use
Our dashboards are built using PowerBI and ArcGIS. You can select and filter data to see visualizations of that information, and you can download the un-visualized data.
Dashboards have multiple pages to view different data related to each topic.
For PowerBI dashboards, these are the buttons at the top left of the dashboard.
You can filter the data that you are viewing. Choose what data you want to see on a dashboard by selecting the appropriate buttons, sliders, or dropdown menu option. In PowerBI dashboards, these filters are typically on the left side of the dashboard. Summary pages may not have filters, but other pages do.
Information about the data or display is shown at the bottom of the dashboard page.
PowerBI dashboards also have an information button on the top, right-hand side of each page containing more information about to interact with that specific dashboard.
Downloading the Data Table
Data can be downloaded through the dashboards, and we are in the process of adding links to the data on our webpages underneath the dashboards as well.
In PowerBI dashboards there is a button at the bottom right of the dashboard that says “Download.” If the dashboard has a summary page, there may not be a download button on that page, but other pages will have download buttons. When you click the download button, you will automatically be taken to a spreadsheet of the data underlying that page.
To download the data once you have selected your filters, follow these five steps:
Step 1: Select data in the drop-down menus to the right.
Step 2: Click anywhere on the data table once.
Step 3: Select “Download” at the bottom of the dashboard or in the toolbar above the data.
Step 4: Select “Data.” If “Data” is grayed out, go back to Step 2 and ensure that you have clicked a cell in the data table.
Step 5: Select “Download” again.
Privacy and Protection
To protect privacy, the dashboards do not display any personally identifiable information. The source data has been aggregated and de-identified in compliance with state and federal law.
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