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# Events
The Events Overview page is a powerful tool for users who need to keep track of recent events, monitor changes in real-time, and analyze data over a certain period. The page's features, such as search functionality, column selection, time frame adjustment, and pagination, make it easy for users to customize the view according to their needs.
The page provides a comprehensive view of the latest events received and allows users to quickly and efficiently navigate through the information.
## Charts
On the Charts Tab is a Dashboard which gives an overview over statistics of the events that are sent to the Platform. The dashboard is always limited to a single household, which can be selecte in the Filter above.
## Data
The table on the Data Tab displays information about the latest events received. The table includes columns such as the event name, date and time, location, and other relevant information. Each row in the table represents a single event, and users can view multiple events at once by adjusting the pagination.
## Filter
The filter functionality on the Events Overview page allows users to search for specific events by filtering by building, event type, event source, device name and date range.
## Pagination
The table has pagination enabled, which means that users can navigate through the table by clicking the page numbers or using the previous and next buttons. Users can also select how many elements per page they want to display. This feature can be accessed by clicking the "Page Size" button located above the table. A drop-down menu will appear, and users can select the number of elements they want to be displayed per page.
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