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5 Providing Flash Analysis and Interactivity: Widgets Dashboards and Widgets Creation Guide Once the widget is created, if you provided objects to support drilling or time series animation, you must enable these features. For steps to enable drilling or time series animation in the widget, see Formatting an Interactive Bubble Graph widget, page 323. b Place at least three metrics on the columns. The first three metrics are displayed along the X-axis, the Y-axis, and the Z-axis, in order from left to right, by default. For example, the first metric is displayed on the X-axis. The Z-axis value determines the size of the bubbles. (You can enable or disable the ability for an analyst to change which metric displays along each axis. For steps, see Formatting an Interactive Bubble Graph widget.) To enable the widget to be displayed 6 View and test your results in one of two ways: • Select Flash Mode from the Home menu. – If Flash Mode is not available in the Home menu, you must make Flash Mode available in the document. For steps, see Determining the display modes users can choose to work in, page 56. • Select Interactive Mode from the Home menu. – To be viewable in Interactive Mode, the widget must be enabled to be displayed in non-Flash mode. For steps to allow a widget to be displayed in non-Flash mode, see Defining how a widget is displayed in different views and modes, page 285. Once the widget is created, if you provided objects to support drilling or time series animation, you must enable these features. For steps to enable drilling or time series animation in the widget, see Formatting an Interactive Bubble Graph widget, page 323. An Interactive Bubble Graph widget does not need a separate selector to allow a user to interact with it. However, you can use an Interactive Bubble Graph widget as a selector. For an example and more information, see Using an Interactive Bubble Graph widget as a selector, page 358. You can add links to an Interactive Bubble Graph widget. Linking allows users to connect from a widget in a dashboard (the source) and open a document or report (the target). If you add a link to an Interactive Bubble Graph widget, a Links menu is displayed when a MicroStrategy Web user hovers the cursor over an bubble in the widget. The user can click a link in the Links menu to open the target. See Linking in widgets, page 295 for instructions and examples. 248 Creating widgets © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Dashboards and Widgets Creation Guide Providing Flash Analysis and Interactivity: Widgets 5 Creating an Interactive Stacked Graph widget An Interactive Stacked Graph widget presents a combination of a check box list and an area graph. The graph allows a user to see the contribution of various metric series to the change in value of a larger set of data. • By selecting individual attribute elements (for example, a list of years) using the check boxes, analysts determine what data is displayed on the area graph on the right. When all check boxes are selected, the area graph is at its maximum size because it is representing contributions from each individual element. • This widget allows you to visualize total metric values as one large stacked area, and the individual pieces of that total as smaller stacked areas within the large stacked area. You can quickly analyze how the individual parts make up the whole, which is useful when making percent-to-total comparisons. To see how the individual parts make up the whole, click the name of the attribute element on the left; you can select multiple items by holding CTRL and selecting elements. The image below shows a sample Interactive Stacked Graph widget: © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Creating widgets 249
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