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Create datasets

Add all the data you can think of through a dataset, report it as a data chart or as a custom network.

Lucía Achigar avatar
Written by Lucía Achigar
Updated over a week ago

A dataset allows you to integrate any data chart—csv, xlxs o Google Sheets— organically with the rest of your results in Bunker DB. You can include data on expenses, organization or your results from any network that you can think of.

Create a dataset

  1. From your brand's Analytics panel, select the period where you want to locate the dataset.

  2. Click on “Datasets” in the menu on the left.



  3. Click on “New dataset”.

  4. Choose the name for the table and click “Next”.


  5. Select the source of your data: from your computer or from Google Drive.




    🔁 Files uploaded via Google Drive are automatically updated with any changes you make to the file.



  6. If you select the option to upload a local file, you must set the delimiter character according to the file format. Default is comma.


  7. Check that the preview is sorted and click “Next”.

    If you select the Google Drive file type, grant access to the Google account you want to upload the file with.

  8. Maps the spreadsheet data to separate the headers, the data, and the final row of totals.

    If you select you select the "Automatic final column" - "Automatic final row" or "Last row" checkbox in your headers, content or totals; Bunker DB will narrow down your selection to the last cell with content.


  9. Verify that the table shows the correct mapping and click “Next”.

  10. Click “Add Location” to choose the location or locations for which you want to display the created table.


  11. Choose the level where you want to place the table.


    Click "Save" to finish.


✅ By default, the brand or campaign you chose when deploying the dataset configuration is preselected.


✨If your dataset has more than one sheet, you can set different periods for each one using the "Assign periods to the sheets on the file" function.

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