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Archive for the ‘Web Intelligence’ Category

Dynamic Scale in WebI for Combined Graphs

Sunday, October 9th, 2011

The scale in graphs for WebI is something that can be left as automatic or it can be hardcoded by introducing figures. However it is always preferable to select the automatic set up for the following two reasons: firstly because when a new value is added to the graph, it won’t  out of scale, and secondly if the graph is located inside a section, the user will always enjoy the optimal graph size. But automatic scale has an issue when dealing with combined graphs. For example, if what we want to compare from the Y and Z Axis needs to be in the same scale, WebI creates two different scales.

To help you with this challenge, this article will show you a workaround so you can have identical scales for all graph Axes, preserving the native dynamic feature of the scale.

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Posted in SAP Business Objects, Web Intelligence
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Creating re-usable components in WebI

Friday, August 19th, 2011

When we find ourselves developing a Web Intelligence document with multiple tabs, a common practice is to duplicate the components needed all across the document. For as convenient as this method may appear, it comes with a price: we end up with a vast amount of cells, tables and graphs that are very similar to each other, but that in actuality are very tedious to maintain.

In this article the method presented provides a way to create a single table or graph that can be later copied anywhere throughout the document, with the ability to modify its content depending on the component’s location and its name.

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Posted in Business Intelligence Methodology, SAP Business Objects, Web Intelligence
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New WebIntelligence™ layout in XI 4.0 (First Part)

Friday, June 10th, 2011

After a long time working on developing reports either with Deski or WebI documents on the old XI 2.0 and XI 3.0 platforms, I was eager to see what new functionalities SAP was able to offer us with the new releases of BusinessObjects 4.0. There are many articles that illustrate the main new features, but I couldn’t find any that would show how the tool looks like and what the real capabilities and functionalities are for a developer. This is the exact and main purpose of this first article; to give real insight into the new fancy application web version in terms of layout.

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Posted in Business Intelligence Methodology, SAP Business Objects, Web Intelligence, XI 4.0
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