Display the graph you want to analyze.
3. If you did not select a worksheet item in step 1, use the Where do you want to
drill from? drop down list to select the worksheet item you want to drill from. 4. Select Drill UpDown from the Where do you want to drill to? drop down list.5. Select an item from the list.
For example, to drill from Region to City, select City.6. optional To change the default advanced drill options, click Show Advanced to
display the extra options and select as required.7. Click OK.
Discoverer updates the worksheet with the options you selected. For example, if you drill down from Region to City, Discoverer adds City data to the worksheet. About drilling to related items You drill to a related item to add a related item to the worksheet. For example, if you select Department, the Department item is added to the worksheet. Related items are items that are not currently in the worksheet but are in folders used by the worksheet. The item you drill to does not have to be in the same drill hierarchy as the item you drill from. In the example below, you want to add information on sales bands to a worksheet. Although you could do this by editing the worksheet to add the Sale Band item to the worksheet, you can also use the drill menu to quickly add this information. 10-8 Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer Plus Figure 10–4 Drilling to a related item You can drill to a related item from worksheet data, but not from graph data. For more information, see How to drill to a related item . How to drill to a related item You drill to a related item to add a related item to the worksheet. For example, if you select Department, the Department item is added to the worksheet. Related items are items that are not currently in the worksheet but are in folders used by the worksheet. Discoverer sets up the drill to related item options automatically. You can drill to a related item using: ■ a drill icon for more information, see How to drill to a related item using a drill icon ■ the Drill dialog for more information, see How to drill to a related item using the Drill dialog How to drill to a related item using a drill icon To drill to a related item using a drill icon:1. Click the drill icon next to the heading of the worksheet item you want to drill
from. A pop up list is displayed. If there are too many items to display in a drop down list, you choose the drill item from the Select item to drill dialog . 2. From the pop up list, select the Drill to Related option. Drilling to analyze data 10-9 Discoverer displays a list of related worksheet items.3. Select a worksheet item from the pop up list to drill to that item.
Discoverer adds the related item that you selected to the worksheet unless you changed the advanced settings on the Drill dialog. How to drill to a related item using the Drill dialog To drill to a related item using the Drill dialog: 1. optional Select a worksheet cell or the heading of the item you want to drill from. 2. Choose Tools | Drill to display the Drill dialog . Hint : You can also display the Drill dialog by right-clicking on a worksheet cell and selecting the Drill option.3. If you did not select a worksheet cell or item heading in step 1, use the Where do
you want to drill from? drop down list to select the worksheet item you want to drill from.Parts
» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» optional Enter a description of the connection in the Connection Description
» Select the language you want to use from the Locale drop down list.
» Select an End User Layer from the End User Layer drop down list.
» Click the trash can icon in the Delete column next to the name of the connection
» In the New Password field, enter a new database password for the current user
» In the Verify Password field, re-enter the new database password for the current
» Select an End User Layer from the End User Layer drop down list. Click Finish.
» The top axis. The left axis. Data points.
» Select the workbook you want to analyze from the Workbooks list.
» Click Open to display the selected workbook or set of results.
» Choose File | Save As. Enter a new name in the New name field.
» Text added to the worksheet title area.
» A text variable that is, Date, which displays the current date.
» Worksheet text. Select the workbook you want to delete from the Workbooks list.
» Use the Title check box to specify whether the worksheet title area is displayed at
» Enter the new name for the worksheet in the Name field. Click OK to save the details.
» optional Use the Find Previous and Find Next buttons to search for other Click Close to close the
» Click Create a workbook to display the
» Select the business area you want to use from the drop down list at the top of the
» Move the folders and items you want to include in the new worksheet from the
» Display the appropriate tab for the properties you want to edit as shown below.
» To remove an item from the worksheet, move the item from the Selected list to the
» Choose Format | Heading to display the
» Horizontal grid line. Click OK to save changes and return to the worksheet.
» The graph legend or key. Notice that the axis labels are underlined that is, linked,
» Display the graph you want to analyze.
» optional To change the default advanced drill options, click Show Advanced to Click OK.
» Select an item from the list. Click OK.
» Select Drill to Detail from the Where do you want to drill to? drop down list.
» Enter a value for each parameter by doing one of the following:
» Deactivate the condition or calculation used with the parameter:
» Click OK to close Edit Worksheet dialog.
» Open the Discoverer workbook containing the worksheet to which you want
» Click New Conditional Format to display the
» Click New Stoplight Format to display the
» Click OK to close the Conditional Formats dialog.
» To activate a condition, move the condition from the Available list to the Selected
» To deactivate a condition, move the condition from the Selected list to the
» A grand total defined on Profit SUM for all regions.
» To display an existing total, move the total from the Available list to the Selected
» To hide an existing total, move the total from the Selected list to the Available list.
» Under Which data point would you like to create a total on?, select the item you
» A grand total for all regions Total for All Values: £320,301.
» Use the Which data point do you want to base your percentage on? drop down
» The percentage values calculated by Discoverer. For example, using the new
» For example, the Video Rental department in the Central region contributes 41 of
» The Group field set to Group Sort.
» Display the worksheet you want to sort. Choose Tools | Sort to display the
» To display an existing calculation, move the calculation from the Available list to
» Enter a name for the calculation in the What do you want to name this
» Use the Click OK to apply the Page Setup options. Open the workbook you want to print.
» Select the Entire Workbook option.
» Follow the on-screen instructions to create the PDF file.
» Display the Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» If parameters are required for the worksheets that you specify, use the
» Choose File | Scheduling Manager to display the
» Select the scheduled workbook you want to unschedule in the Scheduled
» Click Close to close the Scheduling Manager dialog.
» optional Select the Case sensitive check box to match upper and lowercase
» If the Displayed values list contains the value that you want, select the value from Display the
» select a type from the Type list enter changes in the Edit Type field
» Select the name of a connection name in the Connection column to start
Show more