This topic describes how you can develop and enhance interactive content that has enabled In-Document Analytics capabilities.
As a developer, you can create effective, useful reports and share them easily using In-Document Analytics for offline analysis.
Hello, and welcome to this video on Freezing Column Headings in In-Document Analytics Reports.
When working with an HTML report with In-Document Analytics capabilities (AHTML format), you can define a scroll area within the data of your report and lock the column titles in place, enabling you to scroll through the data within the output container while the column tiles stay in view. This is particularly useful when you are creating a large report. The scrolling capability allows you to page through a report quickly, giving you the ability to locate information easily.
Hello, and welcome to this video on Using the Options Menu, which allows you to perform common tasks in In-Document Analytics. This menu displays for both reports and charts.
The Options menu is located at the top right of the user interface, and displays with three dots, in a snowman like fashion.
When you click on the Options menu, a number of options applicable to the report or chart display. For example, Export and Print. These are common tasks performed by most users.
Hello, and welcome to this video on Working With the Column menu. The column menu offers lots of options, including the ability to show column totals, set filters, and use the Chart Rollup and Pivot Tools.
The column menu displays when you click a column in a report. You can work with formatting tools, chart type options, and even highlight different aspects of your data. The Column menu gives you more control over what displays in your report.
Hello, and welcome to this video on Navigating In-Document Analytics as an End-User. This video will walk you through the common areas of the user interface and review some of the basics of run time navigation.
Hello, and welcome to this video on In-Document Analytics, a tool that provides an interactive interface, giving you the ability to generate real-time, dynamic reports, charts, and dashboards. Its versatility allows you to package a data set with a combination of analytical views, resulting in highly intuitive and interactive self-service business intelligence. This gives you an edge in presentation and analysis, making it easy to develop and share concepts, ideas, and scenarios.
Setting the output format of a stand-alone chart or report to AHTML provides In-Document Analytic capabilities at run-time. Content that uses In-Document Analytics provides users with an interactive interface that allows the generation of real-time, dynamic charts and reports. Its versatility not only allows you to interact with your content by adding filters, sorting data, and generating new content, but it also allows for offline content access.
This course goes beyond the basics to show you how to use Information Builders’ InfoAssist for governed self-service reporting, analysis, and data discovery. Besides point-and-click methodologies, it also covers techniques and best practices to gain more insights about your data.
You will learn how to:
When working with the Column menu, you can sort a column in ascending and descending order, giving you control over the order of display of information in your report. These options display in the sorting section of the Column menu, as shown in the following image.
Each interactive report or chart that uses In-Document Analytics contains an Options menu that you can use to modify the component further for advanced data analysis. In addition to minimizing and maximizing the component, you can also change the type of chart used, and access other options, such as Edit, Duplicate, and Print.
The following image shows the Options menu, expanded to show the options that are available for an interactive chart component.
The Options menu includes the following:
