TP3578

Advanced Web Intelligence 4.3 Reporting Training

In our Web Intelligence® 4.3 Reporting training, attendees master how to use variables and functions in their reports, produce reports based on data from multiple providers, drill up/down/across data, perform combination queries, and more.
Course Details

Duration

1 day

Prerequisites

PAll students should have taken our Intermediate Web Intelligence training course, or have the equivalent knowledge.

Skills Gained

  • Create formulas and variables
  • Build advanced queries
  • Access multiple data providers
  • Merge multiple data providers
  • Create combination queries
  • Share elements
  • Apply advanced formatting techniques
Course Outline
  • Variables and Functions
    • Creating And Validating Formulas
    • Converting Formulas to Variables
    • Creating Variables
    • Advantages/Disadvantages of Both
    • Editing Variables
    • Duplicating Variables
    • Deleting Variables
    • Using Functions In Variables
    • Resetting Values
    • Reference Cells
    • Context Operators
    • Reference Cells
  • Multiple Data Providers
    • Adding New Queries
    • Duplicating Queries
    • Deleting Queries
    • Merging Dimensions to Link Data Providers
    • Creating Single Report Blocks From Multiple Data Providers
    • Adding to Earlier Merges
    • Reading Excel files directly
    • Reading Text Files directly
    • Reading SQL directly
    • Reading Webi Documents
  • Advanced Query Filters
    • Object To Object Filters
    • Creating Subqueries (Any/All)
    • Filters based on Previous Queries
  • Combination Queries
    • Union Queries
    • Intersect Queries
    • Minus Queries
  • Shared Elements
    • What is Element Sharing
    • How do I Share a Block
    • Update vs Unlinking a Block
    • How it can Expedite Report Creation
  • Advanced Formatting
    • Hiding Objects
    • Conditionally Hiding blocks, cells and Sections
    • Linking Report Elements
    • Intra Document linking
    • Cascading Input Controls
    • Breaks vs Sectioning
    • Visualizations in Webi
  • Conclusion