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# Using Dashboard
Click on the Dashboard card on the homepage.
This opens the My Campaigns list. You can access the view of campaigns based on the search filters provided on the screen.
Click on the View Dashboard button for the specific campaign to view the dashboard.
Click on the three dots icon on each image card to download or share the dashboard image.
Scroll down the page and click on the **View Dashboard** button to access the province-wise dashboard view.
Click on the respective tabs to access specific information dashboards for the selected province. Use the Date Range filters to refine the dashboard views.
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