September 2010
Beginner to intermediate
424 pages
12h 17m
English
book
Knight's Microsoft® Business Intelligence 24-Hour Trainer: Leveraging Microsoft SQL Server® Integration, Analysis, and Reporting Services with Excel® and SharePoint®
by Brian Knight, Devin Knight, Adam Jorgensen, Patrick LeBlanc, Mike Davis
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388
files – Lookup tasks
Manage Excel Services page – Parameter Properties window
229
address data, converting to spatial data, 230
adjusting, 235
bubble type, 232–235
spatial data from query,
207
benefits, 211
blank, 208
collapsible fields, 210
creating, 211–214
data section, 208–209
measures, 209
fields, dragging to, 208
parameters, 221–222
row visibility property, 210
sections,
99–100
calculations, 153–154
filtering data, 150–151
functions, navigation, 151–153
reporting, Analysis Services cubes, 223
sets, 148–150
T-SQL and, 147
tuples, 99,
223
customizing, 226
datasets, hidden, 226
queries, building, 224
report creation,
130
adding, 137–139, 138
cubes, 98, 116
dimensions, relationships, 142
partitioning,
137–139
color-coding, 157
files
enumerating, 63–67
moving, 61, 63–67
renaming, 61, 63–67
filtering
dashboards, 239–240
MDX data, 150–151
reports, MDX, 225
slicers and, 305
fixed attributes, 69
flattened data, 165
For Loop container, 35
Foreach File Enumerator, 61
Foreach Loop Container, 35, 59–60
configuration, 39–43
file list enumeration, 61
Foreach Loop Editor, 60
foreign keys, physical constraints, 18
formatting reports, 193–195
fraud detection with data mining, 163
FTP (File Transfer Protocol), 36
functions
in, 216
CurrentMember, 160
DISTINCT, 217
IsEmpty, 159
navigation, MDX, 151–153
ParallelPeriod, 161
Functions tab, calculations, 156
G
geospatial data types, 229
granularity, selecting, 17
Granularity attribute, 142
GUI (Graphical U ...
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