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MicroStrategy Basic Reporting
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- MicroStrategy - Creating Metrics
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MicroStrategy Advanced Reporting
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- MicroStrategy - Creating Filters
- MicroStrategy - Metric Comparison
- Creating Derived Metrics
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- Filtering Data in Dashboard
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- MicroStrategy - N/W Visualization
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- MicroStrategy - Grid Visualizations
- MicroStrategy - Graph Visualizations
- Formatting a Dashboard
- Creating a Dashboard
MicroStrategy Office
- MicroStrategy - Predictive Models
- MicroStrategy - Data Marts
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- MicroStrategy - Custom Groups
- Conditional Formatting
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MicroStrategy - Custom Groups
Custom groups are a type of virtual attributes useful in clubbing many attributes together and presenting them as a single attribute. For example, if we want to analyze the sales result for every 4 months instead of every quarter, then we have to create a complex formula to choose these months and apply them in calculations. Instead, we can create a custom group by clubbing the required months and use this custom group as a single attribute.
Following are the steps to create a custom group.
Step 1
Open the custom group editor and drag an object from the object browser to create a custom group.
Step 2
The following window appears on completing the above step. Choose the option, Add an Attribute quapfication.
Step 3
Next, browse and choose the required attributes to create the custom group.
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