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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Filip Draskovic , Roger JohnsonPublisher: Pearson Education (US) Imprint: IBM Press Dimensions: Width: 17.90cm , Height: 1.70cm , Length: 23.00cm Weight: 0.500kg ISBN: 9780132656757ISBN 10: 0132656752 Pages: 320 Publication Date: 02 November 2011 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Adult education , Professional & Vocational , Further / Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Awaiting stock ![]() The supplier is currently out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you and placed on backorder. Once it does come back in stock, we will ship it out for you. Table of ContentsAbout the Authors xvi Foreword by Erin Pyka xvii Preface xviii Chapter 1 Creating Consumer-Friendly Reports 1 Highlight Selected Text 1 Design 2 Step-by-Step 2 Avoiding Query Macros 10 Design 12 Step-by-Step 13 Complex Crosstab Calculations 20 Design 20 Step-by-Step 21 Summary 24 Chapter 2 Matching the Report to the Analysis 27 The Dashboard 28 Design 28 Step-by-Step 29 Prompting from an Entire Hierarchy 45 Design 45 Step-by-Step 45 Additional Dimensional Functions 58 Design 58 Step-by-Step 59 Master-Detail Report from Two Separate Lists 70 Design 70 Step-by-Step 70 Configuring the Interactive Dashboard 82 Scenario 82 Design 82 Step-by-Step 82 Summary 89 Chapter 3 Understanding the Report Hierarchy 91 Layout Library 91 Design 92 Step-by-Step 92 Using the Layout Library 100 Design 100 Step-by-Step 101 Inheriting Formatting 109 Design 109 Step-by-Step 110 Inheriting Structure 120 Design 120 Step-by-Step 120 Creating the Briefing Book 127 Design 127 Step-by-Step 127 Summary 140 Chapter 4 Overriding the Data Model 141 Creating a Union 142 Design 142 Step-by-Step 143 Joining SQL and Model Queries 156 Design 156 Step-by-Step 157 Summary 172 Chapter 5 Additional Examples 175 Using HTML to Enhance Functionality 176 Final Product 176 Design 176 Step-by-Step 177 Integrating Multiple Queries into a Complex Report 187 Final Product 188 Design 188 Step-by-Step 189 Summary 199 Chapter 6 New Techniques in Version 10 201 Using Active Reports to Replace HTML Code 202 Design 203 Step-by-Step 203 Adding Local Data Sources to Reports 207 Design 207 Step-by-Step 208 New Charting Options and Active Reports 220 Design 220 Step-by-Step 221 Statistical Analysis 247 Design 247 Step-by-Step 249 Summary 268 Index 271ReviewsAuthor InformationFilip Draskovic has spent his professional career, which covers the past 11 years, living and breathing IBM Cognos. For the first 8 years of his career, he had been an IBM Cognos consultant and developed his skills applying IBM Cognos Business Intelligence and Planning solutions in multiple industries. Wanting to do something different, he spent the next 3 years as a Cognos trainer teaching public and private IBM Cognos courses in IBM’s offices around North America. Following his desire to constantly gain new experiences and knowledge, he is currently filling the role of an IBM Cognos client technical professional. You can find him today in Toronto’s financial district. At home, with his wife, he is enjoying raising their son and daughter. Roger Johnson is a learning consultant on IBM Cognos technologies delivering a wide variety of courses focusing on the needs of his learners. His education experience has been honed over years of work in training software professionals, college students, and many types of technology users. After he started his career as a computer programmer, a coworker said, “Hey, you do community theater productions. You would make a good trainer.” With those words, his career took a different direction. Over the next 20 years, he never moved too far from either technology or education. As a learner, he has masters degrees in Systems Management and Education. Currently, he is researching the end-user adoption of technology as his doctoral dissertation at Capella University. He calls Orlando home, but is regularly seen around North America delivering any number of IBM Cognos courses. When he is home, he enjoys the time he gets to spend with family, and his dogs keep him busy jogging around the lake. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |