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Add "Mobile Enabled" flag on the Dashboard Properties

David Aronowitz

We have OAC Reports/Dashboards that don't visualized cleanly on the Mobile Application given that they're column & row reports (with many columns). Adding this attribute would allow us to exclude these Dashboards from the Mobile App creating a cleaner experience for our users

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Madeleine Groeger-Wilson-Oracle

Great idea, and great to hear you are leveraging mobile analytics! I've voted!

Gabby Rubin-Oracle

Have you considered using the responsive layout to manage that? The new mobile update supports responsive layouts, and in some cases, you can decide that the mobile layout will be a message saying, "Dashboard not designed for mobile consumption."

Gabby Rubin-Oracle

Responsive layouts also allow you to do these types of things, as shown here with MobileWeb (gif) and OA Mobile (video).

RPReplay_Final1724108115.MP4

Matt Milella-Oracle

Here is a link to the docs on responsive layouts, I think you will find them really useful for curated device experiences.

https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/analytics-cloud/tutorial-design-canvas-layouts/index.html

David Aronowitz

Thank you for the feedback on responsive layouts. Our challenge is that most of our existing Analytics is using Classic BI, not leveraging Workbooks, so the experience is not the same. It appears that we should evaluate migrating our Classic BI Dashboards to DV Workbooks.