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This scenario tends to crop up quite frequently in this forum. If you want to perform trend analysis, you can only do this properly if you have a well defined date dimension in your underlying data warehouse which is in turn modelled correctly in your repository with a chronological dimension and hierarchy configured. You…

Your best bet is to add these fiscal columns to your date dimension as anything else will have issues with either performance or with the date hierarchy. Fiscal calendars tend to vary by organisation as well.

Alternatively, you can add a text object to your Dashboard and there is a HTML markup checkbox to indicate that the text object has HTML markup.

Hi @dileraco Have you tried this on other browsers?

Then look at this document.

Take a look at the following Oracle document for guidance. 

Your original description wasn't clear. Change it to C2 = MAX(C2 BY C1)

Then formula needs to be C2 = MAX(C2 BY C3)

HI Manu you'll need to do something along the lines of C2 = MAX(C2) in your filter criteria.

Hi @User458365 I don't believe you can use a bar chart as a master view. Oracle Documentation states that these are the possible master views: * Funnel graph * Gauge * Graph * Map * Pivot table * Table * Trellis (only the outer edges, not the inner visualizations)

Hi @Mr Merc I'd suggest you use a 2 step approach: 1 - use this as a guide to write reports to file system 2 - you can then write some script to move these files over to your FTP server

Have you tried this? OBIEE Styles/Skin

You'll need to specify the version of OBIEE that you're running in order to be assisted as each major versions as its own path for the instanceconfig.xml file

Do you have any style customisations? If so, remove it and attempt this again to rule out any issue with your skins/styles (if at all you do have any).

IF you do need GO URL instead of action links then you can find more information here: http://MYSERVER:9704/analytics/saw.dll?Dashboard &PortalPath=/shared/Sample Lite/_portal/QuickStart &Page=Overview &Action=Navigate &col1="Products"."Products Hierarchy" &hierid1=Products &dimid1=H1 Products &tblnm1="Products"…

Hi @2844292 take a look at Gerard Nico's blog post it shows how to configure settings in your repository's physical layer.

All the responses to your original question couldn't be more clearer. There is no shortcut to properly define, develop and build your repository. You'll have to build your model and then build your reports on top of that. You should spend your time doing this and managing your users expectations as there is no quick fix to…

+1 @cesar.advincula.o You'll need to use the AGO function to retrieve the measure value for the previous period in order to compare current value with previous value for each row.

HI @Joe Choueiri-Oracle have you tried to look at your NQquery.log file to see what SQL is being generated by the BI Server. Also, you need to make sure your CASE statement formula in the column matches logic in your dashboard prompt (always best to copy/paste from column formula).