You can select and copy the error below. Press CTRL+C (or long-tap) to copy, or use the button below the text area if available.
Here is your profile, which is everything about you.
View the files and folders that have been deleted and can either be permanently deleted, or restored.
Add a new project to the system, either by creating a new empty one or duplicating an existing project.
After the project is created, only the creator will have access to the project.
A data connector lets you connect to your data through a provider. Once the data connector's provider is set, it cannot be changed.
Edit the existing data connector. You can't change the name or the provider. If you want to do that, create a new one.
Enter the information for the selected data provider. This will help us connect to your data properly.
Check off structures (tables, stored procedures, etc.) if you want only those selected to be available through this data connector. If nothing is selected, all items will be available.
A data structure lets you define exactly how the expected structure for a data connector will be. This applies to many tabular providers, such as web services, where the structure can't be automatically detected.
Create a new theme. A theme is a collection of styles that can all be applied at once to a View.
Select a folder and the name of the item to save.
Select an item to open.
File resources, such as images, maps and diagrams can be uploaded here as an alternative to dragging and dropping them into the 'explore' area, or a view canvas.
A relationship specifies how two structures are related to each other. Select another data structure related to this one, then drag items from one list of elements and drop on the matching element in the other list.
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View and edit the properties associated with the file or folder selected.
View the revision history for the selected file or folder.
View the references to and from this file. By default, only direct references to and from this file are shown. However, if all references are desired, the recursive option can be enabled to show all references, including references to references.
No references to or from this file were found.
References by this file
References to this file from other files
Review and set the security for this file or folder. To start, select a group or user name from the top data grid to edit the privileges.
Groups and Accounts
Manage the various privileges
If you want to start editing this item again, you'll have to check it out again.
There are some dependencies on this item. Typically you want to check them all in as well
Publish the selected project or files to another project with some available options. If you are publishing a file, its folder structure will be retained in the destination project when published.
Select a hierarchy to add date mapping to. A checked item indicates a date mapping already exists.
Set up Date Mapping rules and advanced properties.
The date mapping has already been matched automatically for you. For those hierarchy levels that we cannot match a level type, we have left it out for you to choose.
Select a hierarchy to configure the security hierarchy settings for. The available options will be displayed at the bottom.
Choose the hierarchy on related visualizations and child groups that the grouping hierarchy member is passed to for filtering.
Normally this is automatically selected but may not be detected for some mixed data sources. You may wish to deselect this for data which should not change based on the grouping hierarchy member, such as global targets.
Define the notification.
Define a schedule rule.
Choose what to export and in what format.
Define how the notification should be delivered.
Define an email recipient by selecting from the list or by entering an email address.
Define custom parameter values for the recipient. These parameters will override any default parameter values set on the view currently or on initial load.
Update or remove any notification that you have created. Use the tagging feature to enable/disable/run multiple notifications.
No notifications were found.
View exports that you have generated.
View general details about the token
Setting an offset allows specification of some predefined token, such as "today", with an offset specified in the unit of the token. For example, if you specify "-3" for "today", then you will end up with 3 days ago.
A named set token value(s) is defined on a specific dimension hierarchy, using preset member selection.
View and manage tokens associated with this account
The token value(s) are defined using DundasScript expressions, which offer unlimited flexibility.
A named set token value(s) is defined on a specific dimension hierarchy, using preset member selection.
The hierarchy could not be found. If the hierarchy doesn't exist, you will have to create a new Named Set token.
Specify additional captions for the token based on culture. The default caption will be shown if there is no localized caption for an account's culture.
Here you can quickly configure the formats to be applied to the value.
Here you can quickly configure the formats to be applied to the values matching the specified range.
Here you can quickly configure the format to be applied to the value.
Configure states to display data differently where it meets some conditions.
Set this state group up by specifying a name, description and the measure that will determine the states. This measure can't be changed later for this group.
Set up the conditions for this state. Compare against another measure or value, or compare the values of a hierarchy against a value you specify.
Configure the sorting for this hierarchy which determine how the hierarchy levels are sorted.
Set up how to sort for this hierarchy level.
Set up how to sort for this measure. In order to sort a measure, the axis hierarchy must be selected and a level. In addition, if there are any hierarchies on the opposite axis, then members must be selected from all of them.
Opposite axis members
This is where you can change how we retrieve data for this metric set.
Here you can quickly access the visual settings associated with this element, or configure specific settings within the metric set.
Provide more details on the parameter here.
Provide more information for the placeholder. You must provide information for all placeholders before a formula can be created.
Choose a visualization for your formula.
Visualization category
Visualization
Add a new measure to your data showing a measure's values from another time period for comparison. The new measure will be added to your metric set and the visualization.
This is just the starting point for a template grid. After creating this, you can split/merge the cells to create the template you want.
This action will expand or collapse the template cell which this control is within.
A drill down goes down one level on the selected hierarchy, and filters to the point. A drill down can occur on the current visualization, go to another view, or a URL.
A filter action, when run, will apply the selected parameter mappings to filter other controls based on the data that is involved in the action. If a non-data control is used, this action allows you to apply a predefined value, such as "Canada", to a selected view parameter in addition to any parameter mappings set up.
Use a variety of input controls to send values to an existing data cube which has a data input transform set up.
This allows you to set up how source information is passed to the target when the action is run.
Current Parameter Mappings
Select one source from the left to map to one target view parameter on the right. If a URL is being used as the target, a string placeholder target must be specified which will be filled in with the mapped source data.
SOURCE
TARGET
This action will expand or collapse the clicked hierarchy member. Expanding includes the data that makes up that member without changing the rest of the data.