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KB16949: How to use a widget as a selector of another grid in Microstrategy Web.


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How to use a widget as a selector of another grid in Microstrategy Web.

In Strategy 9.4.x the following widgets are supported as selectors:
 

  • Bubble Grid
  • Data Cloud
  • Graph Matrix (deprecated)
  • Heat Map
  • Interactive Bubble Graph
  • Interactive Stacked Graph
  • Microcharts
  • Time Series Slider
  • Waterfall
  • Weighted List Viewer

 
Follow the steps below to create a widget as a selector.
 

  • Create a new dashboard in Strategy Web and add a grid with Category, Quarter, and Revenue, as shown below. (These are the elements needed to create a Time Slide widget.)
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  • Right-click on the grid and select Properties > Flash tab and select the Time Series Slider from the widget drop down, as shown below:
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  • Add a new grid to the document either using the icon provided in the toolbars or the menu Insert > Grid, as shown below:
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  • Drag the Category attribute into the new grid, as shown below:
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  • Right-click on the widget grid (right-click on top of one of the grid elements) and select Edit Selector.
  • Select the grid created with the attribute Category as the target of the widget selector, as shown below:
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  • Now when running the document in Flash view, users can control the grid display by pressing on selection on the widget, as shown below:
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June 12, 2017

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June 12, 2017