Is there a best practice for a visual indication that a card has a drill down configured?

BryantCafferty · May 20

I'm curious if the community has recommendations for a quick visual cue to users that a card has a drill down option configured. I think maybe I saw a method that @ColemenWilson was using at one point (…?) but figured it might be worth a post/ask to see what others are doing and maybe what they do (and don't) recommend. Thanks all!

ellibot · May 20

@BryantCafferty I like to use a symbol like this triangle and then add a description that describes what they will see if they drill:

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ellibot · May 20

@BryantCafferty I like to use a symbol like this triangle and then add a description that describes what they will see if they drill:

BryantCafferty · May 20

Ah, nice. I like that, @ellibot. One question: how do you get that down triangle icon inserted?

ArborRose · May 20

You can find special characters by pulling up character map. Select the character then copy and paste. Or lookup "unicode" to pull up other lists or instructions for typing special characters.

Data_Devon · May 20

If you are on Windows OS, then:

Windows Key + Period will open an emoji keyboard and then you can enter it inline as text.
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DavidChurchman · May 21

Oh, I didn't know that shortcut! I usually just Google something like "unicode triangle down" and copy/paste from the web… inefficient but effective

Is there a best practice for a visual indication that a card has a drill down configured?

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