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3 Analyzing Documents in MicroStrategy Web Report Services Document Analysis Guide Art & Architecture is $158,651, the same as shown in the grid in the document. Linking to other documents and reports An underlined attribute can also mean that the object is linked. A link is a connection in a document to another document, a report, or a web page. A link lets you execute another document or report (the target) from a document (the source), and to pass parameters to answer any prompts that are in the target. For example, if you are viewing a document containing regional sales, you can click a particular region to execute another document that displays sales for the stores in that region. This is a form of drilling, where you have drilled from region to store. The source document could also link to the underlying dataset report, to display profit and cost values as well. The source could link to a web page that contains economic information about the region. Linking a document to a web page Text or images can link a document to a web page. When you open the document in MicroStrategy Web, you can click the link to navigate to the 58 Understanding the parts of a dashboard © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Report Services Document Analysis Guide Analyzing Documents in MicroStrategy Web 3 link’s target web page. For example, when you hover the pointer over the logo, it changes to a hand to indicate the link, as shown below: When you click the logo, your home page is displayed. Linking from text The underlined text in the following document, which is shown in Editable Mode in MicroStrategy Web, indicates the links. Note that both the revenue © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Understanding the parts of a dashboard 59
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