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# Subgraph Analyzer

Subgraph Analyzer is a web-based tool that allows you to visualize and interact with subgraph data in real-time. Subgraphs are open-source tools for building custom GraphQL APIs with blockchain data. Subgraph Analyzer helps you to:

* Verify the correctness and completeness of your subgraph data
* Explore the relationships and properties of your subgraph entities
* Filter and sort your subgraph data by any attribute or value
* Build custom dashboards with charts, tables, and maps to gain deeper insights into your subgraph data

### How to use Subgraph Analyzer

To use Subgraph Analyzer, you need to have a subgraph endpoint that exposes a GraphQL API. You can create your own subgraph using The Graph or use one of the many existing subgraphs hosted on The Graph Network.

To start visualizing your subgraph data, follow these steps:

1. Go to [Subgraph Analyzer](https://dapplooker.com/subgraph-analyzer) and enter your subgraph endpoint in the input box. Click on the **Connect** button to load your subgraph data.

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2. You will see a list of entities that your subgraph defines on the left panel. Click on any entity to see its attributes and values on the right panel.

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3. You can filter and sort your subgraph data by clicking on the **Filter** and **Sort** buttons on the top right corner of the right panel. You can also search for specific values using the **Search** box.

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4. By clicking on the Dashboard button on the top left corner of the left panel. You will be redirected to the Register project page.

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5. You may choose the network and project name on the Register project page. If your subgraph is already registered, it will indicate that your data is indexed. If not, you can tick the box to indicate that it is a Graph Decentralized Network Subgraph. Click on Register if it isn't.

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6. After that, You can create your dashboards. You can add, remove, resize, and rearrange widgets that display your subgraph data in different ways. You can also save and share your dashboards with others.

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### Subgraph Analyzer Features

Subgraph Analyzer offers many features to help you explore and analyze your subgraph data, such as:

* **Real-time data updates**: Subgraph Analyzer automatically updates your data whenever there is a new block on the blockchain or a change in your subgraph schema
* **Responsive design**: Subgraph Analyzer adapts to any screen size and device, so you can use it on your desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone
* **Export options**: Subgraph Analyzer allows you to export your data and dashboards in various formats, such as CSV, PNG,&#x20;


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