Click the New toolbar button in the Definition Pane to access the prompt type Select a column and click OK. The Click the New toolbar button in the Definition Pane to access the prompt type
b. Click the New toolbar button in the Definition Pane to access the prompt type
selection list. From the list, select Column Prompt. The Select Column dialog is displayed.c. Select a column and click OK. The
New Prompt dialog displays. If your repository is configured for double columns, then ensure that you select the correct display column. For information on double columns, see Understanding the Double Column Feature . The number of columns that you include in a prompt can affect performance. In general, you should limit the number of columns to as few as possible. If you are creating a dashboard prompt and want to add or remove related subject areas, then click the Select subject area button in the Select Column dialog to display the AddRemove Subject Areas dialog . 2. To create an inline prompt, use the following sub-procedure. a. Create a new analysis or access an existing analysis for which you want to create a prompt. Click the Prompts tab. The Definition pane is displayed.b. Click the New toolbar button in the Definition Pane to access the prompt type
selection list. From the list, select Column Prompt. The analysis selected columns are displayed in the cascading menu that is adjacent to the Column Prompt selection item. c. Select a column. The New Prompt dialog displays. Note: If the appropriate column is not available from the list, then you can click the More Columns options in the cascading list and select the appropriate column from the Select Column dialog . 6-10 Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition If you want to create the prompt for a column that is not displayed in the column list, then select the More Columns... option. The Select Column dialog is displayed where you can browse for and select a column. If your repository is configured for double columns, then ensure that you select the correct display column. For information on double columns, see Understanding the Double Column Feature . The number of columns that you include in a prompt can affect performance. In general, you should limit the number of columns to as few as possible. If you are creating a dashboard prompt and want to add or remove related subject areas, then click the Select subject area button in the Select Column dialog to display the AddRemove Subject Areas dialog .3. Optional Click the Edit Formula button to display the
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» To set the properties of the table or pivot table, click the Table View Properties or
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» Specify the appropriate options in the dialog, and click OK.
» In the View for Text Delivery box, select the compound layout to which you Click OK.
» In the Primary Interaction box in the Value area, select Send Master-Detail Click OK. Click OK.
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» Click Tools and then select Publish Page to Dashboard. Click OK.
» Click the Page Options toolbar button on the dashboard page and:
» Click OK. Select the named filter and click the Add More Options button. The Click OK.
» When the calculated item or group is complete, click OK.
» Click OK. The prompt is displayed in the
» Create a new dashboard or open an existing dashboard and click the Edit
» Click the Import Formatting toolbar button.
» Click the More link for the agent and select one of the following options:
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