"TRIM" or "CAST" Trick Force the BI Server to evaluate the level value as a clean string. This is the most common fix for level-based columns that appear to "ignore" logic:• CASE WHEN TRIM("Parent Account 9") WHEN 'REV' THEN 1 ... CASE WHEN CAST("Parent Account 9" AS VARCHAR(10)) WHEN 'REV' THEN 1 ...

Makes sense given the product overlaps

Interesting data set to visualize and share, although the text size is a little small for me, maybe it's my old eyes :-)

MOS has been a challenge to use over the last couple of weeks in December. Some work ongoing to make improvements which are starting to come through

Interesting visualization and use of different viz. For me, coler scaling to needed help with reading the boxes.

There are a number of options for changing the size/number of output rows. Explore these system settings to see which one works best for you

This is a good example and thanks for sharing the additional files.

This should be posted in the Forums, as you might get a quicker response posting there https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/categories/forums

It would be great to see some real-world costings versus what the Estimator indicates.

Congrats everyone and thanks for the great work you do for the community :-)

Thanks for sharing, this looks very clean and clear

The use of the Gant chart / lane map is interesting for this scenario. Good example.

This is becoming a common need especially with customised and other needs

Sparklines can be useful for presenting certain data, but they have their challenges

Yes this would be very helpful

Great set of notebook to illustrate what is possible

Great work. Thanks for sharing

Interesting topic to visualize and present. For me, some of the details and numbers presented get a lost in the background image. Maybe adjusting the transparency of it might help and/or adjusting the font colors too.

This looks an interesting visualisation. Where did you get the data for plotting and any advice for others looking to do the same.

Nice, this looks useful for the more adventurous displays