The header
- Title: click it to rename the profile.
- Info: when and by whom the profile was generated, how many data sources it uses, its template, and its project.
- Geography chips: your study area (TARGET) and comparisons (benchmark). Click Edit to change them.
The toolbar holds Export, Appearance, Activity, and the ⋮ menu: Save as template, Regenerate, Restore defaults (once you have changed the profile), Rename profile, and Delete profile (only for the person who created it).
Move between sections
The Sections rail on the left lists Signals (the What stands out block) and every section with its tables and charts. Click an item to jump to it. Collapse sections shrinks the rail to icons, and Expand sections brings it back. On narrow screens, the sections appear as a strip across the top. An amber dot next to a section name marks data problems, such as gaps.
What stands out
The first block ranks the findings that cross a planning benchmark. See Existing Conditions Signals Overview.
Sources and notes
Under each table, the Source line names the survey and table. Numbered notes explain adjustments, such as stand-in geographies, data gaps, or dollar values adjusted for inflation. See Data coverage and stand-in geographies.
Activity
Click Activity to see Recent edits, Recent generations, and Recent exports. You can download an export again for 7 days.