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A feature in Flow.BI Reports that helps you choose and manage different components within a report.

Allows you to visually pick components directly from the report design area.

Organizes components in a hierarchical structure, showing nested or grouped components.

Enables you to quickly move between different components in your report.

Allows you to change properties like size, style, or data connections of the selected component.

A panel where you can modify the properties of the selected component (e.g., data binding, formatting, styling).

The interface where you build your reports in Flow.BI.

The act of choosing a component in the Component Selector.

The task of making reports visually appealing and functional.

The process of making changes to a report.

A feature in Flow.BI Reports that helps you easily select and manage different components within a report, such as text boxes, images, charts, and tables.

The Component Selector lets you choose components directly on the report design canvas, making it easy to visualize and interact with your report.

If your report has nested or grouped components, the Component Selector displays them in a hierarchical structure, making it easy to navigate and manage complex layouts.

The Component Selector allows you to switch between components quickly without having to search for them on the canvas.

Once you select a component in the Component Selector, you can modify its properties, such as size, style, or data binding, using the properties panel.

The Component Selector can be found in the Flow.BI designer, often as a sidebar or dropdown menu. This interface is where you create and edit your reports.

Clicking on a component in the Component Selector highlights the corresponding component on the report design canvas, allowing you to make changes or modify its properties.

After selecting a component, its properties can be modified in the properties panel. This panel allows you to change data connections, adjust formatting, or apply styles to the component.

The Component Selector is especially useful in reports with multiple overlapping or layered elements, ensuring efficient design and editing.

The Component Selector is a key tool that helps you efficiently work with components in the Flow.BI Reports designer.

The Component Selector lets you choose components directly on the report design canvas, making it easy to visualize and interact with your report.

If your report has nested or grouped components, the Component Selector displays them in a hierarchical structure, making it easy to navigate and manage complex layouts.

The Component Selector allows you to switch between components quickly without having to search for them on the canvas.

Once you select a component in the Component Selector, you can modify its properties, such as size, style, or data binding, using the properties panel.

The Component Selector can be found in the Flow.BI designer, often as a sidebar or dropdown menu. This interface is where you create and edit your reports.

Clicking on a component in the Component Selector highlights the corresponding component on the report design canvas, allowing you to make changes or modify its properties.

After selecting a component, its properties can be modified in the properties panel. This panel allows you to change data connections, adjust formatting, or apply styles to the component.

The Component Selector is especially useful in reports with multiple overlapping or layered elements, ensuring efficient design and editing.

The Component Selector is a key tool that helps you efficiently work with components in the Flow.BI Reports designer.