Sap Analytics Cloud Tutorial How To Link Graphs

A downtrending KPI gets more weight and attention when colored RED for example.

From what I see in the market and hear from customers, in that the adoption for analytics in the cloud now gets momentum.

The reason why is that it is the single cloud analytics product that respects the principle of the Closed Loop Portfolio.

In one tool we see monitoring with BI, business planning, predictive modeling and - soon - governance risk all combined and interacting.

On top, SAP BusinessObjects Cloud offers strong collaboration and activity management.

Again, SAP did a very good job already sharing a lot of other best practices, so you definitely should have a look here if youre interested using the product.

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Sap Analytics Cloud Tutorial How To Link Graphs

Learn how to link graphs, make stunning dashboards or amaze with Geo-spatial.

The video covers data-enrichment, creation of GEO and custom hierarchies and the creation of formulas and aggregation.

But how to do that There are two ways of loading, editing and using your planningbudget and forecast data.

It means a triple data load; each metric (actual, budget and forecast) is loaded in its allocated category.

Once loaded we create a story in which we compare actuals, budgets and forecasts and also apply variance indicators.

Finally the reports show simulation: by changing the budget numbers, we can show the impact on the actual to budget ratios.

Stories can have multiple - linked or disconnected - visualizations.

As such it is possible to visualize on one page insights from different models.

These models can be linked if they allow to do so from a data-perspective.

If models are not linked, visualizations with different data insights can live together on one or more pages.

In SAP BusinessObjects Cloud it is possible to have input controls on.

For multi-select one has also the possibility to show or hide the underlying hierarchies.

The user can toggle between the measures you provide in the input control and it saves space on your dashboard.

One can easily create them using the formula editor allowing for quite advanced metrics.

What I like is that a calculated measure can be reused as a source for another calculated measure.

This combination van be very powerful Have a look at the demo video on the right.