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Expressions and Scripts in the Dashboard Designer• In the Filter setting of a frame that is configured to display listing fields or other source data. See“Manually Creating Dashboards to Display Source Data.”• In the definitions of the three main groups in a Venn diagram. See “Defining Venn Diagrams.”A.1.2 SyntaxA filter expression has one of the following syntax:[DimensionName = String]Here:• DimensionName is the name of a dimension, without quotes.• String is an unquoted string that typically equals the name of a member of that dimension, or thestart of a name.Notes:• The spaces before and after the equals sign (=) are required.• There must be no space between the left square bracket and the dimension name.• There must be no space between the right string and the right square bracket.• You can combine filter expressions by using the logical operators NOT, AND, and OR. Forexample:[Ship Country = Canada] OR [Ship Country = Mexico]OR [Ship Country = USA]Use brackets to control the precedence.• Filter expressions use the internal names of dimensions and members. By default, the externalname of a dimension is the same as the internal name; similarly, the external name of a memberis the same as the internal name. This means that if you have renamed dimensions or members,the filter editor still shows the original names.A.1.3 Filter Expression Using INYou can also create a filter expression with the following syntax:[DimensionName IN String1,String2,String3,...]For example:[Ship Country IN Canada,Mexico,USA]110 Using the DeepSee Dashboard Designer
Filter ExpressionsA.1.4 Filter Expression with a Full DateWhen you create a dimension based on a date, DeepSee creates a set of dimension variants, which youcan use separately or in combination. For example, if you create a date dimension called Order Date,DeepSee creates the variants Order Date Year, Order Date Quarter, Order Date Month,and so on. The Order Date Year variant uses only the year part of the date, Order Date Quarteruses only the quarter number, and so on.You can use these in the same way as any other dimensions, including using them in filters.However, when you filter by date, you often want the filter to consider a complete date rather thanjust an isolated segment of it. For example, you might want to filter a subject area to show only thedata that falls within a particular ten-year span of time.To do so, you can use the date dimension name without any of the automatically generated suffixes.For example:[Birth Date > 01/01/1980] AND [Birth Date < 01/01/1990]The dates must be in the form dd/mm/yyyy or dd/mm/yy.A.1.5 Filter Expression with Embedded Caché ObjectScriptA filter expression can include an embedded Caché ObjectScript expression. The syntax is as follows:[DimensionName = {COS expression}]An extremely simple example is as follows:[Ship Country = {"Den"_"mark"}]A.1.6 Filter Expression That Uses a Query VariableIn a filter expression, use the following syntax to refer to a DeepSee query variable:[DimensionName = {query_variable_name}]A.1.7 Filter Expression That Uses Session DataIn a Caché ObjectScript expression in DeepSee, you can refer to the current DeepSee username or thecurrent DeepSee user role, as follows:%session.Data("CurrUser")%session.Data("CurrRole")For example, you could use the current DeepSee role to specify a filter:Using the DeepSee Dashboard Designer 111
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