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# Data Panel
The right-most panel in the Page Editor is the Data Panel. As the name suggests, the Data Panel displays information about a brick's inputs and output data.
The Render Tab of the data panel displaying inputs passed to the Window Alert Brick
The Data Panel has 4 tabs:
* **Context**: the input context available to this brick. All of the variables available to the brick from the previous bricks and mod options
* **Rendered**: the values that were passed into the brick on the last run.
* Here, “Rendered” refers to filling the context into text templates
* **Output**: the output of the brick on the last run
* **Preview**:
* General: shows a preview of the bricks output, using the input context from the last run, and the current configuration. PixieBrix updates this tab in real time as you update the brick configuration
**ℹ️ Pro-tip: the preview panel is extremely valuable when using the Regex and JQ bricks to transform data**
* When configuring the [Show a modal or sidebar form brick](https://www.pixiebrix.com/marketplace/78fe8f15-dd68-40d1-bc5f-e5b992820bf1/show-a-modal-or-sidebar-form/), the preview displays the form outline
* When configuring the [Render Document brick](https://www.pixiebrix.com/marketplace/49b356c6-5461-46b7-8089-0f84d03c3744/render-document/), the preview displays the document preview
Now that you know all about the Page Editor, it's time to learn how to connect and manage your team in the [Admin Console](/platform-overview/admin-console.md).
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