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Adding Text and Graphics• Caption Position — Specifies the position of the caption within the picture button. Click anoption from the drop-down list.6. Click OK. You might need to resize the dialog box in order to see this button.The picture button is added in the upper left corner of the dashboard.Other options are discussed later in this book, as follows:OptionDashboardIDOn Click Grouping and On ClickStartupBack Color, Border Width, Set Value,Appearance, and StyleWhere DiscussedConfiguring an Image, Button, or Picture Button toControl a FrameGrouping Images and Picture ButtonsIgnore these options.Ignore the other options for this object.7.10 Grouping Images and Picture ButtonsWhen you create multiple images, you can group them so that only one is selected at any given time.That is, if the user clicks one of them, any previously selected image is automatically unselected.The same is true when you create multiple picture buttons.To group images or picture buttons:1. Open the dashboard in edit mode, as described in “Editing a Dashboard,” earlier in this book.2. Do the following to each image picture button:a. Double-click the image or picture button in the dashboard.b. For On Click Grouping, type a string that identifies the group.Be sure to use the identical string (including case) in all other picture buttons in this group.c. Click OK. You might need to resize the dialog box in order to see this button.3. Optionally configure one of the images or picture buttons so that it is automatically selected whenthe dashboard is open. To do so, select On Click Startup for that item.72 Using the DeepSee Dashboard Designer
Using KPI Display Rules to Override Text or GraphicsNote that the only purpose of the group is to control which group member is selected at any giventime.7.11 Using KPI Display Rules to Override Textor GraphicsFor labels and images, you can use the KPI override feature, which uses the display rules defined ina KPI and applies them to the object. A KPI consists of two general elements:• A measure or formula.• A set of display rules. Each display rule specifies a range of values and has an associated displayoptions. The display options can include font size, typeface, color, and so on. The followingexample shows three rules:Each range of values can also have an associated image (not shown in this example).For labels, you can use KPI display rules to override the text display options that the label uses. Similarly,for images, you can use KPI display rules to override the image that is used. In either case, youselect a KPI. When the dashboard is shown, the system evaluates the KPI, determines which displayrule to use, and overrides the default label or image as appropriate.To apply KPI display rules to a label or image:1. Open the dashboard in edit mode, as described in “Editing a Dashboard,” earlier in this book.2. Double-click the label or image in the dashboard.3. For KPI Override Setting, click the browse button (...) and select a KPI.4. Optionally, to filter the data used to evaluate the KPI, type a filter expression into KPI Filter. Forexample:[Ship Country = Australia]See the appendix “Filter Expressions.”5. Click OK. You might need to resize the dialog box in order to see this button.Using the DeepSee Dashboard Designer 73
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