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Access your data in Elasticsearch using the Elasticsearch SQL syntax.
Unfamiliar with writing Elasticsearch SQL queries? For more information, refer to {ref}/sql-spec.html[SQL language].
. Click *Elasticsearch SQL*.
. In the *Elasticearch SQL query* box, enter your query, then click *Preview*.
. In the *Elasticearch SQL query* box, enter your query, then *Preview* it.
. If everything looks correct, click *Save*.
Unfamiliar with writing Elasticsearch SQL queries? For more information, refer to {ref}/sql-spec.html[SQL language].
. If everything looks correct, *Save* it.
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Use the Lucene query syntax to use your raw data in Elasticsearch.
For for more information about the Lucene query string sytax, refer to <<lucene-query,Lucene Query Syntax>>.
. Click *Elasticsearch raw documents*.
. From the *Index* dropdown, select the index data that you want to display.
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. For more targeted queries, enter a *Query* using the Lucene query string syntax.
. Click *Preview*.
. *Preview* the query.
. If your query looks correct, click *Save*.
For for more information about the Lucene query string sytax, refer to <<lucene-query,Lucene Query Syntax>>.
. If your query looks correct, *Save* it.
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==== Connect to Timelion
Use Timelion queries to use your time series data.
Use <<timelion,Timelion>> queries to use your time series data.
. Click *Timelion*.
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For for more information about the Lucene query string syntax, refer to <<lucene-query,Lucene Query Syntax>>.
. Enter the *Interval*, then click *Preview*.
. Enter the *Interval*, then *Preview* the query.
. If your query looks correct, click *Save*.
For more information about Timelion, refer to <<timelion,Timelion>>.
. If your query looks correct, *Save* it.
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[[configure-display-options]]
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[[move-canvas-elements]]
==== Move elements
Move the element to a preferred location on your workpad.
Move the element to a preferred location on your workpad. As you move the element, notice the alignment lines that appear to help you place the element exactly where you want it.
* Click and drag the element to your preferred location.
* To move the element by 1 pixel, select the element, then use your arrow keys.
As you move the element, notice the alignment lines that appear to help you place the element exactly where you want it.
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[[resize-canvas-elements]]
==== Resize elements
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. Click and drag the resizing icon to the size you want.
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[[align-canvas-elements]]
==== Align elements
Align two or more elements on your workpad.
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. Click the *Element options* icon in the top right corner, then select *Align elements*.
. From the *Alignment* menu, how you want to align the elements on the workpad.
. From the *Alignment* menu, select how you want to align the elements on the workpad.
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image::images/canvas-align-elements.gif[Align elements]
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. Click the *Element options* icon in the top right corner, then select *Distribute elements*.
. From the *Distribution* menu, how you want to distribute the elements on the workpad.
. From the *Distribution* menu, select how you want to distribute the elements on the workpad.
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image::images/canvas-distribute-elements.gif[Distribute elements]
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. Enter an optional *Description*, then click *Save*.
To access the element, click *Add element*, then select *My elements*.
. To access the element, click *Add element*, then select *My elements*.
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=== Add more pages
=== Add pages
When you have run out of room on your workpad page, add more pages.

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. On the *Canvas workpads* page, select *Templates*.
. Click on the preconfigured template that you want to use.
. Click the preconfigured template that you want to use.
. Add your own *Name* to the workpad.
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. Add a {kibana-ref}/add-sample-data.html[sample data set].
. On the *Add Data to Kibana* page, click the *View data* dropdown list, then select *Canvas*.
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Need some more workpad inspiration? Check out the link:https://www.elastic.co/blog/[Elastic Blog].
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