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docs/data-visualizer.md

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 ![](resources/images/data-visualizer-layout-area.png)
 
-- **Series**: A series is a set of continuous, related elements (for
+-   **Series**: A series is a set of continuous, related elements (for
     example periods or data elements) that you want to visualize in
     order to emphasize trends or relations in its data. Also known as Columns for Pivot table visualizations.
 
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-- **Categories**: A category is a set of elements (for example indicators
+-   **Categories**: A category is a set of elements (for example indicators
     or organisation units) for which you want to compare its data. Also known as Rows for Pivot table visualizations.
 
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-- **Filter**: The filter selection will filter the data displayed in the
+-   **Filter**: The filter selection will filter the data displayed in the
     visualization. Note that if you use the data dimension as filter, you can
     only specify a single indicator or data set as filter item, whereas
     with other dimension types you can select any number of items.
@@ -64,16 +64,16 @@ Just like in the dimensions menu, in the layout area you can also change the sel
 
 A dimension refers to the elements that describe the data values in the system. There are three main dimensions in the system:
 
-- **Data**: Includes data elements, indicators and datasets (reporting
+-   **Data**: Includes data elements, indicators and datasets (reporting
     rates), describing the phenomena or event of the data.
 
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-- **Periods**: Describes when the event took place.
+-   **Periods**: Describes when the event took place.
 
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-- **Organisation units**: Describes where the event took place.
+-   **Organisation units**: Describes where the event took place.
 
 Data Visualizer is highly flexible in terms of allowing you to use these dimensions as series, categories and filter.
 
@@ -119,19 +119,19 @@ When selecting a Period you have the option to choose between fixed periods and
 
 The organisation units dialog is flexible, offering essentially three ways of selecting organisation units:
 
-- Explicit selection: Use the **tree** to explicitly select the organisation units you want to appear in the visualization. If you right-click on an organisation unit you can easily choose to select all org units below it.
+-   Explicit selection: Use the **tree** to explicitly select the organisation units you want to appear in the visualization. If you right-click on an organisation unit you can easily choose to select all org units below it.
 
-- Levels and groups: The **Level** and **Group** dropdowns are a convenient way to select all units in one or more org unit groups or at specific levels. Example: select _Chiefdom_ (level 3) to get all org units at that level.
+-   Levels and groups: The **Level** and **Group** dropdowns are a convenient way to select all units in one or more org unit groups or at specific levels. Example: select _Chiefdom_ (level 3) to get all org units at that level.
 
     Please note that as soon as at least one level or group has been selected the org unit tree now acts as the boundary for the levels/groups. Example: if you select _Chiefdom_ (level 3) and _Kailahun_ org unit (at level 2) in the tree you get all chiefdom units inside Kailahun district.
 
-- The user's organisation units:
+-   The user's organisation units:
 
-  - User organisation unit: This is a way to dynamically select the org units that the logged in user is associated to.
+    -   User organisation unit: This is a way to dynamically select the org units that the logged in user is associated to.
 
-  - User sub-units: Selects the sub-units of the user organisation unit.
+    -   User sub-units: Selects the sub-units of the user organisation unit.
 
-  - User sub-x2-units: Selects the units two levels below the user organisation unit.
+    -   User sub-x2-units: Selects the units two levels below the user organisation unit.
 
 ![](resources/images/data-visualizer-organisation-unit-dimension-modal.png)
 
@@ -342,11 +342,11 @@ To subscribe to the saved visualization, click the bell icon in the upper right
 
 Sharing settings can be accessed by clicking **File** \> **Share**. Change sharing settings for the user groups you want to modify, the available settings are:
 
-- **Can edit and view**: Can view and edit the visualization.
+-   **Can edit and view**: Can view and edit the visualization.
 
-- **Can view only**: Can only view the visualization.
+-   **Can view only**: Can only view the visualization.
 
-- **No access**: Won't have access to the visualization. This setting is only applicable to **Public access** and **External access**. (Note that to enable access to everyone, both **Public access** and **External access** must be set to allow view.)
+-   **No access**: Won't have access to the visualization. This setting is only applicable to **Public access** and **External access**. (Note that to enable access to everyone, both **Public access** and **External access** must be set to allow view.)
 
 New users can be added by searching for them by name under `Add users and user groups`.