There are different ways to create custom project management dashboards depending on your level of expertise, budget, and time. For example, you can use spreadsheet software like Excel or Google Sheets to create basic dashboards with formulas, charts, tables, and conditional formatting. You can also import data from other sources such as databases or APIs and link them to the spreadsheet. However, spreadsheet software may have limitations in terms of interactivity, scalability, and security. Alternatively, you can use dashboard software such as Power BI, Tableau, or Zoho Analytics to create more advanced and interactive project management dashboards with features like drag-and-drop widgets, filters, and drill-down options. This type of software may require some learning curve and subscription fees though. Lastly, web development tools such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or PHP can be used to create custom dashboards from scratch with code editors, frameworks, and libraries. You can access and manipulate data from various sources such as APIs and databases too. Yet web development tools may require a high level of skill plus time and resources.