To set the properties of the table or pivot table, click the Table View Properties or
2. To set the properties of the table or pivot table, click the Table View Properties or
the Pivot Table View Properties button on the toolbar. The Table Properties dialog or the Pivot Table Properties dialog is displayed, where you can: ■ Specify formatting preferences for tables and pivot tables. ■ Set up for users to modify values in columns in tables, which is referred to as write back. 3. Use the buttons on the toolbar of the editor to perform functions such as the following: ■ To modify formatting, see Applying Formatting to Tables and Pivot Tables . 3-10 Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition ■ To add a group or calculated item to the view, see Working with Groups and Calculated Items . For more information on the buttons common to all views, see Toolbar Buttons Common to All Views . For more information on specific data view buttons, see Data View Editor Toolbar . 4. To affect the contents of the view, use the following panes: ■ The Subject Areas pane ■ The Catalog pane ■ The Layout pane , as described in Modifying the Layout of Data in Views ■ The Selection Steps pane 5. To drill in the data in the view, see Drilling in Views . 6. To specify the sort order for a column in the view, use the Sorting Options Menu and Buttons . 7. Right-click in a cell to perform basic view options. For information, see Right-Click Menu for Tables and Pivot Tables . 8. Enable the write-back capability for a table, which enables a user to update or write to the back-end database, if your user name has the appropriate permissions. For example, a user can enter sales targets for the current quarter in a Sales dashboard. See Modifying Values and Performing Write Back for information about the write-back capability. Applying Formatting to Tables and Pivot Tables Green bar styling shows alternating rows or columns in a light green color. Cosmetic formatting affects the overall appearance of the view and enables you to change the default green bar color. Figure 3–2 shows a table on a dashboard page with green bar styling. Figure 3–2 Table with Green Bar Styling To add green bar styling and cosmetic formatting to a table or pivot table: Adding Views for Display in Dashboards 3-111. In the toolbar of the editor, click the View Properties button.
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» To set the properties of the table or pivot table, click the Table View Properties or
» Click OK. To set the properties of the gauge view, click the Edit Gauge Properties on the
» 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.
» Click OK. Navigate to the dashboard to edit and click the Edit link.
» Click the Save toolbar button.
» Click the Page Options toolbar button on the dashboard page and select Edit Click OK.
» 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.
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» Click the button that is labeled Update or a similar name that indicates that write
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