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In many |
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In many cases,
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when
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the
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user
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must
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choose
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a
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value
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for
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a
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parameter
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from
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a
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long
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list,
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it
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is
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convenient
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to
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approximate
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the
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search
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in
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several
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steps.
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In
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the
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case
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studied
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in
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this
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tutorial,
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we
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have
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so
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far
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defined
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a
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parameter
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to
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filter
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the
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report
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for
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a
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given
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salesperson.
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One
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way
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to
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facilitate
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the
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location
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of
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the
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salesperson,
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is
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to
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catalogue
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him
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first
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either
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as
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Distributor
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or
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Direct
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Sale.
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In
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this
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way
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we
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could
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first
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request
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the
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Channel
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and
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later
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on,
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choose
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the
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salesperson
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from
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the
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list
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of
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salespeople
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in
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that channel
This section explains how to establish this dependence between parameters through Cascading Parameters.
Creating Cascading Parameters
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Se recomienda haber leido antes la sección Simple Parameterizing |
- Create a Data Set to build the list of channels.
Name:
Channels
Data Source:
O3 Local MDX
Data Set Type:
O3 Data Set
Query
Code Block SQL SQL SELECT {[Vendedores].[Canal].members} ON COLUMNS FROM [Vinos]
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- Create a Data Set to build the list of Salespeople in each Channel.
Name:
ChannelSalespeople (VendedoresDelCanal)
Data Source:
O3 Local MDX
Data Set Type:
O3 Data Set
Query
Code Block SQL SQL SELECT {[Vendedores].?.children} ON COLUMNS FROM [Vinos]
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The
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query
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mark
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will
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be
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later
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associated
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to
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the
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parameter
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that
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identifies
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the
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Channel.
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Ignore
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any
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error
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message
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displayed
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due
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to
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not
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being
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able
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to
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solve
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the
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parameter.
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- From the Data Explorer pane right-click
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- on
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- the
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- Report
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- Parameters
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- element.
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- Create
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- a
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- new
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- Cascading Parameter
- Enter Channel Salespeople (Vendedores Del Canal) as Parameter name
- Select Multiple Data Set
One Data Set will be used for each step of the parameter ( Data Sets were created before)
- Press the Add button to add a parameter to the cascade.
- Enter the following parameters for the first Parameter:
Name:
Channel
Data Set:
Channels
Value:
unique_name
Display Text:
label
- Press the Add button to add a second parameter to the cascade.
- Enter the following data for the second Parameter.
Name:
ChannelSalesperson (VendedorDelCanal)
Data Set:
ChannelSalespeople (VendedoresDelCanal)
Value:
unique_name
Display Text:
label
- The cascading parameter editor should look as shown below.
- To continue, press OK.
Relating Cascade Parameters
So far we have defined a Cascade with 2 parameters and 2 Data Sets, one for each parameter in the cascade.
What is left is to relate parameters so that one acts on the other.
- Edit the Data Set ChannelSalespeople (VendedoresDelCanal)
- Add a parameter as shown below.
Testing what we have done so far.
To test what we have done so far create a new Data Set with the following data:
* Name: Sales by Channel and Salesperson
* Data Source: O3 MDX View
* Data Set Type: O3 Data Set
* Query The following expression in MDX:
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SELECT
{[Vendedores].?} ON COLUMNS,
{[Vinos].[Vino].members} ON ROWS
FROM [Vinos]
WHERE Measures.[Litros Vendidos]
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In the query, there is a question mark, indicating that in this place there is a parameter.
Add the parameter *Salesperson by Channel* (Vendedor Por Canal) in the data set as indicated in [Simple Parameterizing]
{note}
Create a table with the information of Sales by Channel (Vents por Canal) and Salesperson (Vendedor) as explained in [Designing Report Layout]\\
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Select *Preview* and the following screen will appear
!Enter Parameters.png!\\
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In *Channel* (Canal) all the channels of salespeople of the *Wines* (Vinos) cube will appear; choose a channel and *Salesperson by Channel* ( Vendedor Por Canal ) will automatically be updated.
In *Salesperson by Channel * all the salespeople in the selected channel will appear; select one salesperson and press OK to see the detail of the litres of wine sold by this salesperson.
For instance, if you choose "Direct Sale" as channel and Federico Moreira as Salesperson, the report will show:
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\|\| Vino \|\| Litros Vendidos \|\|
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| Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot | 4500 |
| Cabernet, Tannat, Merlot | 0 |
| Chenin, Gewurzt | 2250 |
| ... | ... |
| Ugni Blanco | 0 |
If you wish to change the value of the parameter you will have to click on *Show Report Parameters* and the previous window will be opened again, where you can choose a new channel and salesperson.
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In the query, there is a question mark, indicating that in this place there is a parameter. Add the parameter Salesperson by Channel (Vendedor Por Canal) in the data set as indicated in Simple Parameterizing |
Create a table with the information of Sales by Channel (Vents por Canal) and Salesperson (Vendedor) as explained in Designing Report Layout
Select Preview and the following screen will appear
In Channel (Canal) all the channels of salespeople of the Wines (Vinos) cube will appear; choose a channel and Salesperson by Channel ( Vendedor Por Canal ) will automatically be updated.
In Salesperson by Channel all the salespeople in the selected channel will appear; select one salesperson and press OK to see the detail of the litres of wine sold by this salesperson.
For instance, if you choose "Direct Sale" as channel and Federico Moreira as Salesperson, the report will show:
|| Vino || Litros Vendidos ||
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot | 4500 |
Cabernet, Tannat, Merlot | 0 |
Chenin, Gewurzt | 2250 |
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Ugni Blanco | 0 |
If you wish to change the value of the parameter you will have to click on Show Report Parameters and the previous window will be opened again, where you can choose a new channel and salesperson.
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