The dashboard processor (i.e., $dashboardProcessor) provides the following methods for populating a target cell, row, column, and range using the data from reports, Java objects, and/or parameters:
1. A single cell:
setCellValue($cell, $cellData)
2. A single row:
setRowValues($row, $rowData)
3. A single column:
setColumnValues($column, $columnData)
4. A range:
setRangeValues($range, $rangeData)
Here are some examples:
$dashboardProcessor.setCellValue($controlNameCell, $control.getCaption())
#set($rowData = [$v.getCaption(), $v.getDescription(), $v.getDefaultSeverity(), $count])
$dashboardProcessor.setRowValues($targetRow, $rowData)
$dashboardProcessor.setRangeValues($report3DataRange, $report3Result)
Note that one can nest the three calls that define a data destination, get the data, and populate the target cell/row/column/range into a single call, at the expense of reduced readability. Here is an example of such:
$dashboardProcessor.setRangeValues($dashboardProcessor.getRange('DataSheet3', 'A', 'F'), $dashboardProcessor.getReportData('/My Reports/Entity Distribution by Criticality'))
