MicroStrategy Mobile Design and Administration Guide

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1 Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices Mobile Design and Administration Guide MicroStrategy Web, including steps to assign a geo role to an attribute, see the MicroStrategy Web Help. For steps to assign a geo role to an attribute in Desktop, see the Desktop Help. • Your administrator can create attributes containing location data to support the Map widget. Steps to create location data are included in the Warehouse Structure for Your Logical Data Model chapter in the Project Design Guide. Creating a Map widget Prerequisites The dataset for the map widget must meet the following requirements: • Place the attribute or attributes containing the geographical information on the rows. The attributes must provide this information in one of two ways: To provide the geographical information using attributes, you must provide one of the following: – One attribute that contains the latitude of each location and one attribute that contains the longitude of each location. For example, you can provide an attribute that has been assigned the Latitude geo role and an attribute that has been assigned the Longitude geo role. – One attribute that provides geographical information for each location as a point. To provide the geographical information using attribute forms, you must provide one of the following: – One attribute, which provides the latitude and longitude of each location using separate attribute forms. For example, you can provide an attribute that has been assigned the Country, State, Zip Code, City, or Location geo roles. – One attribute that provides geographical information for each location as a point, using a single attribute form. If you are using attribute forms, be sure that the attribute forms containing the geographical information are visible in the grid. Right-click the header of the attribute, point to Attribute Forms, then select the attribute forms you want to display. 56 Displaying data as interactive visualizations: widgets © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices 1 • Place at least one metric on the columns. You can define a threshold on this metric to change the display of markers on the map. For more information on thresholds, see the MicroStrategy Web Help. To create and add a Map widget to a document for mobile devices 1 In MicroStrategy Web, open the document in Design or Editable Mode. 2 From the Insert menu, point to Widgets, then Mobile, and select Map. 3 Click the location on your document where you want to place the widget. The Grid/Graph containing the widget is displayed. 4 If desired, resize the widget by clicking and then dragging its handles. 5 From the Dataset Objects panel on the left, select attributes and metrics, and drag them on to the Grid/Graph, as described in the prerequisites above. Configure the widget’s display properties 6 Right-click the widget, then select Properties and Formatting. The Properties and Formatting dialog box opens. 7 From the left, select Widget. 8 On the right, ensure that the check boxes for the mobile devices you are designing for are enabled, as applicable. 9 Click the Widget Properties icon . The Map Properties dialog box opens. 10 You can use static images as map markers for locations displayed in the Map widget, display bubble markers instead of map markers, or display your data as areas color-coded based on the population density of locations on the map. Do one of the following: • To use map markers to mark locations on the map, select the Use Image Markers option. From the drop-down list, select the marker image to use to display locations on the map. A preview of the selected marker style is displayed to the right of the drop-down list. • To use bubble markers to mark locations on the map, select the Use Bubble Markers option. The size of each bubble marker is © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Displaying data as interactive visualizations: widgets 57
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