How To Use This Workbook

1. Navigating Through Dashboards: Tab through different dashboards using the tabs located at the top of the workbook.
2. Filtering Data: Utilize the selectors at the top left of each dashboard to filter the data according to your specific interests or requirements.
3. Interacting with Data Points: Hover over data points in charts or maps to view a tooltip that provides detailed information about that specific data point, including units.
4. Highlighting Related Data: Click on data points in one part of the dashboard (like a bar in a bar chart) to highlight related data across other components of the dashboard (such as a corresponding state on a map).
5. Selecting Multiple Data Points: Select multiple data points by holding down 'Ctrl' (or 'Cmd' on Mac) and clicking on the points. This is useful for comparing or aggregating data across several categories.
6. Zooming Tool on Maps: In the top left of each map, use the zooming tool to focus on specific areas, including Alaska and Hawaii.
7. Group Selection with Drag: You can also select a group of adjacent data points, such as neighboring states on a map, by clicking and dragging your cursor across them.
8. State-Level Historical Data Interaction: In the State-level Historical Data dashboard, click on one or more states to compare them. Your current selections will be reflected in the timeseries, allowing for a comparative historical analysis.
9. Utility-Level Historical Data Interaction: In the Utility-level Historical Data dashboard, you can click on an individual utility, select a group of utilities with a shared ownership type, or use the dropdown filter to select from all utilities in a state. Your selections will update the timeseries to reflect the historical data of your chosen utilities.