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Favourites and saved tables

How to favourite a dataset and save a table with a folder, automatic updates and emails about changes.

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Favourite a dataset

On a dataset page, in the panel on the right, click the heart — Add to favorites. The heart turns red and the dataset appears under Favorites. Click it again — Remove from favorites — to remove it.

Favorites with one dataset, numbered 1–3: 1 the Name, Category and Updated columns; 2 the bin button, Remove from favorites; 3 the Open arrow

  1. Name, Category, Updated — sort and filter the list by these columns.
  2. Remove from favorites — the portal asks you to confirm. Only the entry in your list is removed; the dataset stays on the portal.
  3. Open — opens the dataset page.

Save a table

A favourite is just a bookmark. A saved table does more: you can keep it in a folder, keep it updated automatically and get an email when the data changes.

Open the table and click "Save"

On a dataset page, in the Table tab, the Save button sits next to Columns and Filters.

Fill in the save form

The "Save dataset" window, numbered 1–4: 1 Name; 2 Folder; 3 Automatically update the dataset, with the two update methods; 4 I want to receive notifications about data updates, with the email address

  1. Name — filled in with the table's name; you can change it.
  2. Folder — pick an existing folder or create a new one and name it.
  3. Automatically update the dataset — ticked by default. Choose how it updates (see the table below).
  4. I want to receive notifications about data updates — ticked by default; choose the Email address. Untick it and no emails are sent.

The two update methods are shown in Lithuanian on the English site as well:

Update methodWhat happensExample: saved with 2020–2024
Fiksuota laikotarpio pradžia — fixed start (default)The start date stays the same; newer data keeps being added from it.When 2025 data arrives, you see 2020–2025.
Slenkanti laiko eilutė — rolling windowThe length of the period stays the same; the oldest data is replaced by newer data.When 2025 data arrives, you see 2021–2025.

Click "Save"

The portal confirms that the dataset was saved, with a link straight to Saved.

The "Saved" section

Saved with one table, numbered 1–5: 1 the All and Not reviewed tabs and search; 2 the name with a crossed-out bell; 3 the Folders column; 4 the Filters and Updated columns; 5 Actions — the menu and the Open arrow

  1. All and Not reviewed — the list's tabs; plus a search box.
  2. Name — a crossed-out bell next to it means update notifications are off.
  3. Folders — sort the list by folder (A–Z, Z–A) or filter it: tick folders and apply.
  4. Filters and Updated — the table's filters and the date the data was last updated.
  5. Actions — the ⋯ menu: Turn on subscription (emails about updates) and Remove; the Open arrow opens the dataset.

Before removing an entry, the portal asks you to confirm — Remove saved dataset? Only the entry in your list is removed — the original data stays on the portal.

Tips & tricks

  • Want emails about updates? When saving a table, leave I want to receive notifications about data updates ticked. For a table you've already saved, turn them on under Saved: ⋯ → Turn on subscription.
  • Folders stay. When you remove the last entry from a folder, the folder is still listed — you can pick it again next time you save.

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