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View Selector feature in DV similar to OBIEE.
Organization Name (Required - If you are an Oracle Partner, please provide the organization you are logging the idea on behalf of): KPI Partners
Description (Required): Can we have view selector feature in DV similar to OBIEE, which will be helpful to get multiple views in a single space just using the dropdown to select views.
Use Case and Business Need (Required): Selecting multiple views using dropdown in single report.
Enhancement Request / Service Request: NA
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This will assist in moving away from Classic Reporting to DV
Ajay Khandelwal
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Agreed, while parameters can work as a column selector, some kind of view selector functionality would greatly enhance our ability to move away from Classic as it's a commonly used feature in our Classic analysis.
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Yes, It is good to have this feature in DV like classic OBIEE to avoid creating multiple reporting need.
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I will cautiously say that one way of doing that might be currently at work. We are adding a 'Visible' property to visualizations, which a parameter can drive. So, similar to the column selector, a parameter selector can determine which viz is hidden and which is shown. It probably does not cover all use cases but will enable several others (e.g. conditional visibility).
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Would be great to have such existing features in classic to be available in DV as well. This will serve the user community both classic benefits and exciting features in DV as well.
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would you mind explain further for the work-around in OAC,
thanks!
For example,we need show [Quantity] or [Amount] Field according to the Filter we chose.
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Needed enhancement.
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Good to have this feature.
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Need Enhancement!
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Hi,
With the latest Nov 2024 update, we have the option using parameter to show/hide visualization ,though its not exact feature of View Selector from classic, below update might fulfill few business request.
Try this out.
Dynamically show and hide workbook visualizations in Oracle AnalyticsDynamically show and hide workbook visualizations in Oracle Analytics
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