However, your charts don’t have to be financial related they could be growth metrics of your startup or social media campaign statistics. In the following example, I have a fictitious project in which I’ll be displaying the current burn versus projected cost of the project, and the respective resource breakdown. I’ll assume that you know how to create charts in Google Sheets, if not, just Google it, there will be many great resources showing you how. I’ll then demomonstrate how embed Google charts from your data into a Confluence page, creating a real-time dashboard.įirst up you’ll need to log into your Google account and head over to your sheet(s) which houses your figures. In this post, I’ll show you how to create a custom dashboards using Confluence and Google Sheets.īefore we get started, it is assumed that your data is already in a Google Sheet, or you can get your numbers into one. If you’re like me and work in a role where you’re measuring project financials or various growth metrics, it’s always nice to have a dashboard where you can see all your metrics in once place.

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