# Opening Trending Dashboards

You can explore dashboards created by other users in the community. This is especially helpful if you want to review popular insights or find dashboards on specific topics.

#### **Access the Trending Section**

In the left sidebar, click Trending. You’ll see a gallery of dashboards that have gained traction among users.

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#### **Select Categories**

Near the top of the page, you’ll find a Select Categories button. Clicking it displays tags like NFT, DAO, DeFi, and more. Choose one or multiple categories to filter the gallery by subject.

#### **Search Bar**

At the top, there’s a search field. Type a keyword or partial dashboard name to narrow your results further.

#### **Dashboard Cards**

Each card in the gallery shows a chart preview, the dashboard’s title, and various icons or metrics. You might see category tags, vote counts, or the creator’s username.

#### **Open a Dashboard**

Click any card to open and view the full dashboard. From there, you can explore its charts, data, and any custom insights the creator has shared.

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#### **Favorite, Upvote, and Share an existing Dashboard**

Look for the icons in the top-right corner that allow you to add the dashboard to your favorites, upvote it, or share it with others.

* Favorite: Quickly access this dashboard later from your My Favorites section.
* Upvote: Show your support or appreciation for the dashboard creator.
* Share: Let others view and explore the dashboard.

#### **Creator and Additional Info**

Next to the favorite/upvote/share icons, you’ll see the creator’s name. Clicking it opens the creator’s profile page, where you can browse all of their published dashboards.


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