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Expressions and Scripts in the Dashboard Designer[Region Name = {$CASE(%session.Data("CurrRole"),"role1":"North Region","role2":"South Region","role3":"West Region",:"East Region") }]A.2 Function CallsIn a couple of places, you can use a function call. Specifically, you can write a Caché ObjectScriptexpression of the following form:$$functionname(arg1,arg2,...)The function name must start with $$You can use function calls in labels, button captions, and speedometer captions.DeepSee provides a couple of convenient functions:• $$KPI — Refers to the value of a KPI. You can use this in labels and button captions.• $$VAR — Refers to the value of a variable set within the same dashboard. You can use this inlabels, button captions, and speedometer captions.A.2.1 $$KPI FunctionTo refer to the value of a KPI, use the $$KPI function:$$KPI(kpiid,filterexpr)This function takes the following arguments:kpiidfilterexprID of another KPI, as shown in KPI List and elsewhere in DeepSee.(Optional) Quoted filter expression.You cannot use this function in speedometer captions.For example, the following expression returns the value of KPI 10005 divided by KPI 10001:$$KPI(10005)/$$KPI(10001)Suppose that KPI 10005 is based on the Freight measure and KPI 10001 is based on count. Theprevious expression then returns the average freight cost per order, for the entire subject area.Consider the following variation:$$KPI(10005,"[Ship Country = USA]")/$$KPI(10001,"[Ship Country = USA]")112 Using the DeepSee Dashboard Designer
Caché ObjectScript ExpressionsThis expression returns the average freight cost per order, for orders sent to the USA.A.2.2 $$VAR FunctionTo refer to the value of a variable set within the same dashboard, use the $$VAR function:$$VAR(varname)This function takes the following argument:varnameName of a variable used within the same dashboard. To set this variable,use the Store In Variable option of another element in the dashboard.A.3 Caché ObjectScript ExpressionsYou can use Caché ObjectScript expressions in multiple places in dashboards:• Within the name of a member in a filter expression, as described earlier in this appendix.• As the default value for combo boxes, list boxes, and other data controls.A.4 Caché ObjectScript ScriptsA custom script is one or more Caché ObjectScript statements. You can write custom scripts in thefollowing places:• Post-loading scripts for combo boxes, list boxes, and other data controls.• Post actions associated with dashboard elements.Using the DeepSee Dashboard Designer 113
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