How exactly could you do this?

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templates available in looker studio

for example, you could take advantage of the free templates already available in looker studio. there are tons to choose from. you can browse the report gallery to see if there's anything you can put to use right away. these templates could save you hours or days of work.

but our recommendation is that you complement them yourself. ultimately, you're the one who knows your clients' needs and what they typically request. based on that, you could create afghanistan whatsapp number data one or more templates, taking examples from here and there as a base, as well as creating ad-hoc graphic combinations and then formatting the theme and design from there...

edit the design and theme in your custom looker studio template

you can edit the proportions of your report to make it visually vertical or horizontal, include the pixels that will make up your grid, change the background color, and even set the basic colors that we recommend being as neutral as possible, especially if you need to adapt to your clients' identities in most cases.

as you can see, we've talked about how to be productive before creating a report, so this also applies to other tools that allow you to create visualizations, such as google sheets or excel, google slides, or powerpoint. the concept is the same: having greater control over how you create your dashboards and being more productive.

now let's get to the practical side of things when you're generating your report...

4. learn editing tricks.
let's ignore the keyboard shortcuts for copy, paste, undo, and redo. we'll assume you're already familiar with these, as they're the same in most tools beyond dashboarding. let's move on to the tricks that can really make a difference in the speed with which you edit the style and design of your reports.

align and distribute:
as you've seen in the design customization, it's possible to create a grid on your dashboard. it's nice to have it, but let's be honest, how often are you going to use it and be precise? most of the time, it won't even be possible even if you try to follow it. in those cases, the best thing you can do is set margins that you always respect and position your charts correctly. how?

aligning widgets, for example, result boxes, to the center.

center-align looker studio widgets

as you can see, this quick way you have them aligned. now, what you could do next is distribute them horizontally so they have the same amount of space between them, like this:

distribute looker studio widgets horizontally

paste the same style:
now imagine it's one of those times you need to change the font, size, and color to fit your graphics to a client's corporate identity (remember, you do it from "style > background & border"). in this case, you've run a test on one widget. you've already achieved the style you want, and now you need to do the same with the rest, one by one? no, don't worry.