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Adding Data ControlsWhen you do so, the system puts your subject area and dimension name into Schema andDimension on the right.3. If you are using the user’s entry as a filter, optionally choose a comparison operator for use in thefilter. By default, the filter uses the equals operator. For example, suppose the date picker usesthe Order Date dimension. If the user selects the date 06/01/1980, data is shown for that date.You can instead use other comparison operators:• Greater than (>)• Greater than or equal to (>=)• Less than (>)• Less than or equal to (>=)• Equal to (=)• Not equal to (?=)4. Optionally specify a default value to show in the date box. To do so, click the browse button (...)next to Default Value.Then type a date-valued Caché ObjectScript expression into Caché Scripts. Use the formatdd/mm/yy or dd/mm/yyyy. For example:"15/06/08"Then click OK.5. If you are using the user’s entry to set a variable, enter the name of that variable into Store InVariable. See “Using a Control to Set a Variable,” later in this chapter.6. Click OK. You might need to resize the dialog box in order to see this button.7. If you are using the user’s entry as a filter, link the date picker to the element that it filters. See“Using a Control to Filter a Dashboard Element,” later in this chapter.Note:Ignore the Sort Order, Custom, and Post-Loading Scripts options.5.7 Using Check BoxesA check box looks like this:52 Using the DeepSee Dashboard Designer
Using Check BoxesEach state of the check box (cleared or selected) corresponds to a value.To configure a check box, specify its properties as follows:1. Optionally type a name into Name. This name is not visible in the dashboard itself but is usefulwhen you edit the dashboard.2. If you are using this check box as a filter, select the dimension to which the filter refers.To do so:a. For Subject Area, select a subject area and click OK. The dimensions in the subject area arethen displayed within Dimensions.b. For Dimensions, double-click a dimension.When you do so, the system puts your subject area and dimension name into Schema andDimension on the right.3. Specify the values associated with the selected and cleared states. To do so, type values intoChecked and Unchecked.If you are using the check box as a filter, these values must be equal to the names of members ofthe dimension you selected previously.4. Optionally configure the default state of the check box:a. Click the browse button (...) next to Default Value.b. Type a Caché ObjectScript expression into Caché Scripts. This expression must evaluate toone of the values that you typed in the previous step.c. Click OK.If you do not do this, the check box is cleared by default.5. If you are using the user’s selection to set a variable, enter the name of that variable into Store InVariable. See “Using a Control to Set a Variable,” later in this chapter.6. Click OK. You might need to resize the dialog box in order to see this button.7. If you are using the user’s selection as a filter, link the check box to the element that it filters. See“Using a Control to Filter a Dashboard Element,” later in this chapter.Note:Ignore the Custom and Post-Loading Scripts options.Using the DeepSee Dashboard Designer 53
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