Use Open with to reuse content from one Dynatrace application in another application (to select content in one application and open it with another application).
In the source document, select the items that you want to reuse in another document.
You can select multiple items simultaneously if you want to open them all in another app.
Open the menu and select Open with.
In the Open with… window, select the action/application into which you want to copy the selected items.
The Open with options available vary depending on the apps you have installed.
In Select destination, select an existing document or create a new one.
Select Add.
The selected application opens with the selected section copied into it.
The following are just a few common ways people use Open with to pass information between Dynatrace apps.
To copy a notebook section to a dashboard (as a dashboard tile)
In the notebook, select the notebook section that you want to copy to a dashboard.
Open the menu and select
Add to dashboard.
In Select destination:
The dashboard opens with the selected section copied into it as a dashboard tile.
To copy a notebook section to a different app (not
Dashboards), open the menu and select Open with, and then select the target app.
To copy a dashboard tile to a notebook (as a notebook section)
In the dashboard, select the tile that you want to copy to a notebook.
Open the menu and select
Add to notebook.
In Select destination:
The notebook opens with the selected tile copied into it as a notebook section.
To copy a dashboard tile to a different app (not
Notebooks), open the menu and select Open with, and then select the target app.
To copy a Grail query from a dashboard to
Workflows as a task in a workflow
In the dashboard, select the query tile that you want to copy to a workflow.
Select > Open with.
In the Open with… window, select the Automate DQL Query
Workflows option.
Workflows opens with the selected query added as a workflow task.
Edit the workflow as needed.
If you're developing Dynatrace apps, see Intents for everything you need to know about passing the user flow from one app to another.