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Report Services Document Analysis Guide - MicroStrategy

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Analyzing <strong>Document</strong>s in Desktop <strong>Report</strong> <strong>Services</strong> <strong>Document</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

4 If your document contains page-by fields (see Grouping documents to<br />

create pages of data, page 22), you can choose to export the entire<br />

document or only the page currently displayed to Excel. Page-by allows<br />

you to view the document by a selected group element.<br />

• To export the entire document, clear the Expand page-by check box.<br />

• To export only the page displayed in PDF View, select the Expand<br />

page-by check box.<br />

5 Click OK. An Excel spreadsheet containing the selected data opens in a<br />

separate window.<br />

Exporting a document to Flash<br />

You can view and interact with the Flash content, such as widgets and<br />

selectors, of a dashboard in Flash Mode in <strong>MicroStrategy</strong> Web. If you export<br />

the dashboard to a Flash file, you and other users can also view it and<br />

interact with it off-line, without using <strong>MicroStrategy</strong>. The Flash file is a fully<br />

interactive, stand-alone Flash dashboard that works similar to the Flash<br />

dashboard in Flash Mode in <strong>MicroStrategy</strong> Web. The Flash file allows HTML<br />

content, images, Flash content, and other types of information to be exported<br />

in a single file that can be opened in an Internet browser or Adobe Reader.<br />

For general information on dashboards, including the objects that can be<br />

used on them, creating dashboards, and examples, see Chapter 3, Analyzing<br />

<strong>Document</strong>s in <strong>MicroStrategy</strong> Web.<br />

A<br />

selector that slices the data includes all the slices, and therefore all<br />

the data, in the exported document. An off-line user can change the<br />

selector and update the target. A selector that filters the data includes<br />

only the data for the current selections in the document. An off-line<br />

user cannot change the selector and update the target. The document<br />

designer determines whether a specific selector filters or slices, as<br />

described in the <strong>Document</strong> Creation <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />

All the Flash files in a project are exported in either MHT or PDF format:<br />

• MHT file format: can be opened in Internet Explorer, and in Firefox with<br />

a third-party plug-in (see Displaying exported dashboards in Firefox<br />

below for instructions).<br />

• PDF file format: can be opened in Adobe Reader 9.<br />

By default, when you export a Flash dashboard, any links to web pages,<br />

reports, or other documents are disabled. A document designer must enable<br />

34 Exporting documents © 2012 <strong>MicroStrategy</strong>, Inc.

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