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Hamza Shakeel

Hi guys,

I am creating my app for the first time. I want to ask is there a way to clone an analysis that i have created on MAD? I also want to ask how to add date range parameters for the user.My objective is to allow user to select a from and to date for its analysis to work.

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Joel Acha

Whar version are you running and also what do you mean by "clone"? Do you just need to make a copy?

Hamza Shakeel

Hi Joel,

What I mean is that I have created an analysis on OBIEE. Now my boss wants to see the same analysis on mobile. I am asking that is there a way that I can create the same analysis on Mobile App. I dont see much options there

Joel Acha

You should just be able to see the analysis on mobile without any rework as the pages are responsive and render properly on either device. Have you tried that?

Hamza Shakeel

Yes i have, the mobile app is very non user friendly. There is no auto rotation. scrolling is difficult as the analysis dont fit into mobile screen. Plus I want to explore the MAD feature, but i cant find basic things such as date range parameters options in it.

I m stuck

Gianni Ceresa

How to transfer an analysis from OBIEE to OBIEE Mobile App.

Do you hope the answer will be different and on a Monday we will tell you that you can "drag & drop" your analysis into MAD?

Gianni Ceresa

BI MAD is what it is: a limited subset of functionality which was developed at some point to make OBIEE "mobile" friendly. This was when the default OBIEE was still full of Flash. Now OBIEE is HTML5 based, mobiles could render it directly or can do it via the dedicated app.

Therefor BI MAD kind of stopped there. I didn't hear of actual development on it for a long time.

It does a set of things and that's it, live with it as you can't do much more.

Joel Acha

+1 to @Gianni Ceresa BI MAD has a subset of the functionality and as mentioned earlier, OBIEE is responsive and therefore the HTML5 pages are rendered correctly across all devices.