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Hyperion Web Analysis 11.1.1: Design Reports
Course type Essentials (What does this mean?)
| Course title | Hyperion Web Analysis 11.1.1: Design Reports |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £1100 |
| Days/Duration | 2 |
| Code | OCHPWEBA |
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Course dates
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Please contact us for details on a closed event for your company or to be added to the public course waitlist.
Special Notices
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Overview
In this course, you learn how to create, manipulate, and maintain Web Analysis documents in Workspace and Web Analysis Studio. You also learn to create database connections, manage user roles, and set document permissions. You acquire hands-on experience building simple and complex views of data; creating spreadsheets, charts, pinboards, and custom Web Analysis documents; setting traffic lighting; and managing formats.
This course is also suitable for customers using Hyperion Web Analysis 9.3.1.
Audience:
- Reports Developer
- End Users
Prerequisites
Required Prerequisites:
- Familiarity with one or more data sources, such as Essbase, Financial Management, or relational sources
- Knowledge of spreadsheets
- Basic Microsoft Windows skills
Delegates will learn how to
- Describe Oracle’s Enterprise Performance Management System
- Create Web Analysis documents
- Manipulate and distribute data in Web Analysis documents
- Add data analysis functionality to Web Analysis documents
- Set personal preferences
- Design custom Web Analysis documents
- Administer Web Analysis
Course Outline
Web Analysis Overview
- Oracle’s Enterprise Performance Management System
- Oracle Business Intelligence Suite Enterprise Edition Plus
- Web Analysis Architecture
- Key Concepts
- Navigating Workspace
- Navigating Web Analysis Studio
- Workspace and Web Analysis Studio Tasks
Manipulating Web Analysis Content
- Data Structure Hierarchies
- Navigating Documents
- Manipulating Data
Distributing Web Analysis Content
- Distributing Web Analysis Content
- Printing Documents
- Exporting and Importing Documents and Presentations
- Distributing Documents Through Shared Services
Creating Web Analysis Documents
- Creating Documents in Web Analysis Studio
- Setting Format Options
- Adding Color
- Creating Chart Views
Creating Web Analysis Documents in Workspace
- Creating Documents with Document Wizard
- Creating Documents with Data Layout Feature
Working with Analysis Tools
- Analysis Tools Overview
- Changing Data Visibility
- Managing Analysis Tools
- Adding Calculations to Documents
Adding Traffic Lighting and Creating Pinboards
- Adding Traffic Lighting
- Creating Pinboards
Setting User Preferences
- Selecting User Preferences
- Managing Content Access
- Defining Personal Variables
Working with Point of View Definitions
- Creating Point of View Definitions
- Creating User Point of View Definitions
Linking Content and Documents
- Linking Related Content
- Linking Documents
Creating Custom Web Analysis Documents
- Custom Web Analysis Documents Overview
- Creating Custom Documents in Document Designer
- Adding Subscription Controls
- Designing Documents for HTML Mode
Administering Web Analysis
- User Provisioning
- Setting Item Permissions
- Creating Data Source Connections
- Relational Data Source Options
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