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More about Product FeedbackIn dashboard I regularly collapse sub items (e.g. when sorting by priority, I'll collapse the low priority items). I do this as my boards can get quite busy and it allows me to focus.
It would be great if Wrike remembered whether an item was collapsed or not when I navigate away form and then back to a board.
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I whole-heartedly agree. - Every time I come back to a dashboard, or refresh it, it expands every carrot on every widget. I use some dashboards that way, but not all. So it would be fantastic to set a default view preference, either by user, or for each dashboard. (Or even for each widget????)
Thank you for chiming in here Daniyel Hicks🙌🏼
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I second Daniyel's thought, I use the widgets at a glance to see the overall status of segmented workflow. The details within the widget are needed less often so manually closing each carrot to see the data points I need most, takes up needed time.