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# Drill Down into Dashboard Widgets for More Insight
Understand the detailed view behind your dashboard widgets in Solink
The **Drill-Down View** provides a deeper look at the data behind your dashboard widgets.
The Drill-Down allows you to view:
* Detailed widget insights.
* Linked video footage.
* Export widget data for further analysis.
**Double-click any widget** on your Solink **Dashboard** to access the Drill-Down view for that widget.
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## **Understanding the Drill-Down View**
When you open a widget in the Drill-Down View, you’ll see a **detailed table or graph** representing the underlying data for that widget. The purpose of this page is to help you investigate specific events or patterns surfaced by your dashboard.
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## **Accessing Event Footage**
If your widget includes **linked transactions or events**, you can select a data point or row to open the associated **video footage**:
This feature helps you investigate anomalies and review activity related to the data displayed.
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## **Add Additional Columns (View More Datapoints)**
Each row in the table represents a transaction, event, or metric captured by the widget.
You can add additional data points (if available) to the Drill-Down view to see more insight for each transaction/event. Select **Edit** to add additional columns:
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## **Export Data to CSV**
To export your widget’s detailed data:
1. Select the **Export CSV** button in the top-right corner.
2. Choose your export settings if applicable.
3. Your data will download as a `.csv` file.
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