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Learning SAP Business Objects Dashboards

You're reading from   Learning SAP Business Objects Dashboards Create professional, stunning, and interactive visual dashboards for both desktop and mobile devices

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2015
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ISBN-13 9781785286629
Length 330 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Taha Mahmoud Taha Mahmoud
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Getting Started with SAP BO Dashboards FREE CHAPTER 2. Understanding the Dashboard Creation Process 3. UI Components 4. Using Maps and Other Components 5. Interactive Analysis with Dashboards 6. Advanced Interactive Analysis with Dashboards 7. Styling Up 8. Exporting, Publishing, and Importing Dashboards 9. Retrieving External Data Sources 10. Managing Dashboard Security 11. Creating Mobile Dashboards A. References Index

Using traditional selectors

We all know what traditional selectors are, and we are also familiar with their usage. In this section, we will discuss the following selectors:

  • Radio button
  • Combobox (drop-down menu)
  • Checkbox
  • Lists

Using radio buttons

A radio button allows you to choose only a single value. In this section, you will learn how to toggle between the USA built-in map, and the USA CMap that we created in the previous chapter. In the next chapter (Chapter 6, Advanced Interactive Analysis with Dashboards), you will learn how to use and link the dynamic visibility feature for both the maps with the selected value (output of the selector).

Tip

Radio buttons are better with small numbers of labels, while a combobox is better when we have a large number of labels.

First, we need to open the latest dashboard file that we saved—Chapter4.xlf, in the Development folder. Alternatively, you can open it from the Dashboards (Ready) folder if you didn't execute or finish the practices of Chapter...

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