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Add a metric

How the Metric Picker works and how to find the right metric when building or editing a gadget.

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Written by FleetOps Support

The Metric Picker is a pop-up window that helps you find a metric from the large number of metrics available to you. This window appears whenever you see an option to 'Add Metric' for example, when building a gadget.

When creating a new gadget:

While adding a new gadget to a dashboard or report, you will see the option to add a metric. This pops up the metric picker and displays a list of metrics that are available for use. You will be presented with a list of Core Metrics if they have been set up.

  • By default, you'll see a list of metrics from all datasets. To filter it down and see only metrics from a given dataset you can select from the list on the left.

  • Click the metric you want to select and confirm selection to add it to the gadget.

By default, you'll see a list of metrics from all datasets . To filter it down and see only


When editing an existing gadget:

When editing a gadget that allows adding multiple metrics such as a matrix, note that by default, we will only show datasets that are already in play i.e. datasets already in use within the gadget.

To pick a gadget from a different dataset, click 'Show All'.

To pick a gadget from a different dataset, click 'Show All'


Searching through the Metric Picker

If you want to quickly find metrics, but you're not quite sure what you're looking for, simply type related keywords into the search bar.

The search function looks for the keyword you entered across

  • data set name

  • field name, and

  • metric name

to give you a comprehensive list of results within the selected tab.

To give you a comprehensive list of results within the selected tab


Cannot find the metric you are looking for? Perhaps it was created as a Single Use Metric. See here to understand more about Single Use Metrics


What's next


Still using the FleetOps v1/v2 interface? View the legacy version of this article.

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