Zoho Analytics allows you to specify a set of preferences for your Workspaces such as setting the beginning of your fiscal year, set chart color palette or grid theme across the reports and manage users, data alerts and slideshows.
Zoho Analytics provides various options to customize the Workspace to suit your need. They are largely grouped as follows:
You can modify the preferences of the Workspace by clicking the Settings tab in the Workspace Explorer. The Settings page allows you to configure a wide range of options discussed in the below questions.

You can rename the workspace from the Settings page General tab. Modify the Workspace Name and Description as needed.

Yes, you can set a Workspace as a default. Set the Make this Workspace Default? to Yes, the Workspace will be marked as default and will be opened when accessing Zoho Analytics.

Yes, you can choose to list the hidden columns from the table in the report designer. To do this set the Show hidden columns while creating reports? to Yes.

Yes, you can change the Week and Year format in your Workspace.
To change the week and year format,

You can select between these available formats - Short, Medium, Long, Start Date and End Date of a week.
| Format | Display | Description |
| Short | W01 2023, W02 2023 | The week will be abbreviated "W" followed by the week's number and the year. |
| Medium | Week 01 2023, Week 02 2023 | The word "Week" will be followed by the week's number and the year. |
| Long | 01 Apr 2023 - 07 Apr 2023 | The week will be defined by its start date and end date. |
| Start Date | 01 Apr 2023 | The week will be defined by its start date only. |
| End Date | 07 Apr 2023 | The week will be defined by its end date only. |
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Yes, you can set the starting day of the week using the Week start day option. By default, the starting day is set as Sunday. You can choose to modify this to one of the following options:

The selected day will be used as the start day of the week. This will be used to compute the weeks while generating reports.
Yes, you can set the first week for your fiscal year using the Week Mode option.
The available options are:

Yes, you can specify the start month of your fiscal year using the Starting Month option.
By default, the starting month is set as January. You can choose to modify this to one of the following options:
The selected month will be used as the start month of the financial year. This will be used to compute the year while generating reports.
You can also specify the format to display your fiscal year format using the Year Display Format. To know more on this, refer to the below question.
Yes, you can specify the format of your fiscal year format to be displayed in the reports using the Year Display Format. Available options are:

Yes, you can choose the format of week and year to be displayed in the reports using the Week and Year Format. Available options are:
Zoho Analytics allows you to view the resources used at a Workspace level using the Resources tab in the Settings page. This feature enables you to compare the resources used for that particular Workspace.
The Resources tab lists a summary of users, rows, query tables, email, and import schedules used in this Workspace.

Clicking on the numbers under the Used column will display the exact details such as the email ids of the users, number of rows used by each of the tables in the Workspace etc., 
You can manage the resources used at the account level. To know more, click here.
Zoho Analytics groups the views that have not been used in the last 60 days and lists them as Unused Views. You can find this list in the Workspace Settings under the Resources section.
This list allows you to quickly select the views that are no longer relevant for your business and remove them from the workspace, thereby enhancing the overall performance of your workspace and facilitating the judicious utilization of the computation resources.

Note: The last access time of the views in this list is refreshed once every one hour for reports and once every 24 hours in the case of tables.
Views that have active import schedules, email schedules, data alerts, or snapshot schedules will not be considered as unused.
The unused views list highlights the views that have associated configurations with appropriate icons. This enables users to make an informed decision towards deleting the unused views in their workspace.
The list can also be filtered based on the schedule configurations associated with the views.

Yes, you can centrally format your data at a workspace level from the workspace Format Settings. This way you can maintain a consistent data format for all the tables available in the workspace.

You can format Date, Duration, Number, Positive Number, Decimal Number, Currency and Percentage from the corresponding Format settings section.
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
| Actual Value Format | This option allows you to pick the date format you want, for displaying dates values. You can Choose your date format from the existing list or specify a custom date format if the required format is not available as part of the default list provided. Refer here to know how to construct a custom date format string. |
| Seasonal/Cyclic Format | You can specify how you want the text in the date values to be displayed. It can either full text (Quarter 1) or a short text (Q 1) |
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
| Alignment | This option can be used to align the value in the cell horizontally. Possible values are Left, Right and Center. |
| Choose Duration Format | This option allows you to pick the duration format in which you want to display the duration format. Enter Your Duration Format: In case the required format is not available as part of the default list. You can enter the custom format in this field. Refer here to know how to construct a custom duration format string. |
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Units
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This option enables you to format the unit value in thousands (K), millions (M) and billions (B).
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| Decimal Places | You can use this option to set the number of decimal places to display for decimal numbers. This option is specific to decimal numbers. |
| Separator |
This section allows you to pick the decimal and thousand separators to be used and where to add them. Apply User Locale Settings - Select this option to use separators based on the locale settings of the user. For example, in US locale a comma will be used for a thousand separator and in case of German locale a dot will be used. The following options are used to specify the decimal and thousand separators to be used. These options will be disabled when you have selected the Apply User Locale Settings mentioned above.
Display Format - Select the format to place the thousand separators. Available options are:
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Units
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This option enables you to format the unit value in thousands (K), millions (M) and billions (B).
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| Decimal Places | You can use this option to set the number of decimal places to display for decimal numbers. This option is specific to decimal numbers. |
| Negative Number Display | You can use this option to select the display format for negative numbers. Available options include Negative sign (Eg: -$23) and Parenthesis (Eg: ($23)). |
| Separator |
This section allows you to pick the decimal and thousand separators to be used and where to add them. Apply User Locale Settings - Select this option to use separators based on the locale settings of the user. For example, in US locale a comma will be used for a thousand separator and in case of German locale a dot will be used. The following options are used to specify the decimal and thousand separators to be used. These options will be disabled when you have selected the Apply User Locale Settings mentioned above.
Display Format - Select the format to place the thousand separators. Available options are:
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| Decimal Places | You can use this option to set the number of decimal places to display for percentage columns. |
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Separator
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This option allows you to pick a decimal and a thousand separators to be used. Apply User Locale Settings - You can select this option to use separators based on the locale settings of the user. For example, in US locale a comma will be used for a thousand separator and in case of German locale a dot will be used. Thousand - This option can be used to select the type of thousand separator. This option will be enabled for number and decimal type columns. This option will be disabled when you have chosen. Apply User Locale Settings mentioned above. Available options include: Comma, Dot, Space, and Single Quote Decimal - This option can be used to select the type of decimal separator. This option will be available only for decimal, currency, and percentage columns. Also, this option will be disabled when you have chosen. Apply User Locale Settings mentioned above. Available options include Dot and Comma. Show Percentage Symbol - You can use this option to display the percentage symbol for your percentage data columns. |
You can apply the Format settings to all existing tables in the Workspace by selecting the option Apply this setting to all existing Tables/Views. This will update all your view with the customized format. 
Note: This action is irreversible.
Yes, Zoho Analytics does allow you to customize the chart color palettes to be applied over your Charts across the Workspace. When you create a chart, the colors applied over your data series are based on the Color Palatte you have set in the Workspace. You can set this using the Color Palette. Click here to know more about the Color Palette.
Yes, Zoho Analytics does allow you to apply the uniformed Grid Theme over the Pivot View, Summary View and Tabular views in the Workspace.
The Grid Theme allows you to customize the look and feel of your Pivot, Summary and Tabular views using colorful and attractive themes. You can customize the themes to suit your taste. The themes that you have set in the Grid Theme tab will be applied over all the view your workspace.
Zoho Analytics provides various options to customize the themes. Follow the below steps to customise a Grid Theme for a Pivot Table:

You can similarly apply Grid Themes to Summary and Tabular views by selecting the appropriate tabs.
You can apply this palette to all existing Pivot, Summary or Tabular Views by selecting the option Apply this setting to all existing Pivot views. This will update all your view with the customised Grid Theme.
Note: This action is irreversible.

The Email Schedule section in the Workspace Settings page allows you to efficiently manage all the email schedules within your workspace. Email schedules are organized into three distinct groupings to streamline the management process as follows:
You can also create and manage email schedules at the view level. Click here to learn more.
This section provides a comprehensive list of all email schedules created within this workspace. Each schedule is accompanied by essential details, such as the users it is scheduled for, the associated views, the last schedule status, and the next scheduled time. You can also check the total schedules consumed in this workspace and by each view.



This section provides a user-centric view, showcasing a list of users to whom emails are scheduled.


This section provides a list of views for which emails are scheduled.


Zoho Analytics allows you to manage all user in your workspace from a single page for easy access. The Manage Users tab allows you to effectively manage the users in the Workspace. You can view, edit, add, delete and deactivate users from this page. Click here to know more on Managing Workspace Users.
Variables are placeholders that help you assign dynamic values for various operations. This enables you to filter the reports for each user dynamically. You can also create an aggregate formula with dynamic input using Variables. Read more.
Zoho Analytics allows you to manage all the slideshows in your workspace from a single page for easy access. Click here to learn more on Slideshow.
Zoho Analytics allows you to back up the data available in your Workspace. Workspace Backup option will backup the data from tables and SQL queries from query tables and make it available for download. The reports and dashboards are not backed up. You can use this feature if you want to have a local copy of your data.
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You can back data from Workspace from the Backup tab in the Settings page. Follow the below steps to do so.

The backups can also be configured at the account level. To know more, click here.