# Actions

But remember what the reason to build “Details” visualization was. We have a requirement to build an interactive dashboard with the ability to “drill into kpi” from the simple kpi view to the detailed one.

PowerKPI component has a predefined set of actions which can be applied to any cell of our template. One of such actions is “Activate view” action. You can apply it on a cell with KPI.

Open “KPIs” template in the edit mode by clicking <img src="/files/-LbNiCw_Fu61QIn2Jg6I" alt="" data-size="original">button in the top left corner. Open “Actions” panel by clicking "Actions" <img src="/files/-LbNkDBjY0i-bZAQr4q7" alt="" data-size="original"> toolbar button (or use "Ctrl + Shift + A" keyboard shortcut to do the same).&#x20;

Select the appropriate cell (with KPI1, for example).

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Click “+ Add” button on “Actions” panel. The “Activate view” action will be the first item in the list. Click it.

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It will open “Actions” parameters panel. In our particular case there is only one parameter – “Linked visualization”, which will be opened when user clicks on the KPI.

If you click on the icon below “Linked visualization” title, you will get a list with available visualizations. In our case it should be only one - “Details”.

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Select it and click “Apply” button. “Activate view” item will be shown on the “Actions” panel and a special icon <img src="/files/-LbNnZLIHTG60labiFjI" alt="" data-size="original"> will be shown in the top left corner of the selected cell.

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Save all changes clicking "Save" <img src="/files/-LbNrOVpfKAwZ23xeyAw" alt="" data-size="original"> button.


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