@Srikanth Reddy Annaram , beautiful work!

@ALLARI HARIKA , excellent visualization, thx for sharing.

Upvoted!

@Anirban.sensarma , welcome to the Oracle Analytics Community! OTBI is subject-area driven, not process/lifecycle driven. That means each subject area focuses on one functional object (Invoices, Payments, Purchasing, etc.), not the full flow. An AP invoice lifecycle typically spans: Invoice creation Validation Approval…

Wow, really wow! Thanks for sharing.

@Rich R. , in addition to above, I mostly refer Data Lineage which gives me the current information about Oracle Fusion HCM Analytics end-to-end data lineage details. Hope it helps!

@KeerthanaBaskaran, thanks for this idea, this is a gap. Hope it gets addressed.

Good to see it is already in "Planned" phase.

@Dorothy Joseph-Oracle , it seems like a bug, hope you have checked with Oracle Support about this behaviour.

@User128178 - Oracle , there is no specific setting in OAC that will make it faster. Looking at the query, it is a very heavy logical SQL with multiple nested aggregations. Try to simplify and remove unnecessary ORDER BY. Hope it helps!

@User_MPJ5F , Welcome to the Oracle Analytics Community! Please see if you can create a calculated measure in DV: NVL("Your Measure", 0)

Excellent Visualization! Very beautiful layout. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent Visualization! Very beautiful layout. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent Visualization! Very beautiful layout. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent Visualization! Very beautiful layout. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent Visualization! Very beautiful layout. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent Dashboard! Very beautiful layout. Thanks for sharing.

@thomaspaul_orafarmer, very beautiful visualization, thx for sharing

@Rima Nair-Oracle , Welcome to the Oracle AI Service Forum. I have gone thru your post and extensive explanation and understood that there is a need to create pie chart. Have you considered, building the pie chart directly in OTBI and somehow export it as image and ask agent to return that image. Hope it helps!

@Yunery N , Welcome to the Oracle Analytics Community! As per my experience, when working in Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence (FDI) using the Financials GL Detail Transactions subject area, the correct way to break down the amounts by branch is to use the segment of the chart of accounts that represents the branch or cost…