# My dashboard looks off

If you notice a broken dashboard in your BI tool, you can investigate possible causes in Select Star.

[Search](/features/search.md) for the dashboard, or find it from the [dashboards page](/data-discovery/wheres-my-dashboard.md).

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When looking at the individual dashboard, you can quickly see when it was **Last Run** and when it was **Last Edited**, which can tell you if it was changed since the last time it looked as expected.

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If the dashboard hasn’t been edited recently, check the [**Lineage**](/features/lineage.md) tab to see which table(s) the data is coming from.

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Identify which part of your dashboard looks wrong, and which table(s) the data is coming from. Then you can check when each [table](/features/table-page.md#operational-information) was last updated.

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You can also contact the table [owners](/data-management/data-ownership.md) of the table by leaving a comment in the [Discussion](/features/discussion.md) tab.

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