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3 Analyzing Documents in MicroStrategy Web Report Services Document Analysis Guide • The individual rectangles under each heading represent single attributes. In this example, they represent different mutual funds, such as Oppenheimer Main Street A (in the top right) and Vanguard Small Cap Index (by the tooltip). • The size of each rectangle represents its relative weight. This widget shows that Large Blend funds are weighted more heavily than Mid-Cap Blend funds in regard to net assets. • The colors displayed in the widget represent different ranges of return year-to-date percentages generated by the mutual funds. In the image above, blue denotes higher percentages, while red and purple denote lower percentages. You can define the colors used to denote these values, as described in Interacting with a Heat Map widget in Flash Mode and Interactive Mode, page 101. • When you hover your cursor over a rectangle, data about that rectangle is displayed in a tooltip. This includes the data described in the bullet points above, as well as additional information that does not affect the Heat Map widget. In this example, the Vanguard Small Cap Index data is displayed. To successfully analyze Heat Map widgets with large datasets, Flash Player 10 or later must be installed on your computer. Some Heat Map widgets are combined with an interactive selector so you can select a different attribute element to view on the Heat Map widget. For example, a Heat Map widget displays Revenue values for categories and subcategories. The selector allows you to choose which regions to display category and subcategory for. Executing a report or another document from a Heat Map widget A Heat Map widget can have links, which allow you to connect from the widget (the source) to another document or a report (the target). Information can be passed from the source to the target. For example, the target can display information only for the object selected in the source, for the objects chosen in the source’s prompt, or for specific, pre-determined objects, among other options. If the widget has links, when you hover your cursor over an attribute element in the widget, the Links menu is displayed. You can click a link in the Links menu, and the target opens. For example, the Region attribute in the Heat Map widget shown below is linked to the Top 2 Employees by Call Center report. This report is prompted for Region, and the link passes the current region to the report. In Flash 100 Flash analysis and interactivity: widgets © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Report Services Document Analysis Guide Analyzing Documents in MicroStrategy Web 3 Mode in MicroStrategy Web, hover your cursor over Northeast, then point to Links in the tooltip, to display the available links, as shown below: When you click the link Top 2 Employees by Call Center, the target report is displayed. Only the call centers in the Northeast region are included, as shown below: Interacting with a Heat Map widget in Flash Mode and Interactive Mode In Flash Mode and Interactive Mode in MicroStrategy Web, you can change various aspects of the Heat Map widget. This is convenient because you make the changes and view the results immediately, without switching to Design Mode or Editable Mode, and then returning to Flash Mode or Interactive Mode. To interact with a Heat Map widget 1 Open the widget in either Flash Mode or Interactive Mode. 2 Right-click the widget and select Interactive. The Heat Map dialog box opens. © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Flash analysis and interactivity: widgets 101
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