Currently, MongoDB Dashboards display all charts in a dashboard by default. There are situations where you may want to hide specific charts from the UI—without deleting them—based on user roles, relevance, or temporary analysis needs. Implementing a feature to hide charts would allow more flexibility in dashboard presentation and improve user experience. Advantages: Cleaner Dashboards: Users see only the most relevant charts, reducing visual clutter. Role-Based Visibility: Certain charts can be hidden from specific users or teams while keeping the underlying data intact. Temporary Analysis Control: Hide charts during testing, experimentation, or updates without removing them permanently. UI-Specific Hiding: Charts can be hidden from view in the UI, while still being available for dashboard configuration or future use. Better Performance Perception: Fewer visible charts can make dashboards feel faster, especially for heavy visualizations. Maintains Historical Configurations: Hidden charts can be re-enabled anytime, preserving prior setup and analysis context. Enhanced Feedback & Iteration: Users can hide non-essential charts while testing new aggregations, improving feedback cycles.