Use the following procedure to add a dashboard prompt to a dashboard or dashboard page. For more information about dashboard prompts, see "What Are Inline and Dashboard Prompts?"
To add a dashboard prompt to a dashboard or dashboard page:
Create a new dashboard or open an existing dashboard and click the Edit Dashboard button. For more information about creating or editing a dashboard, see "Creating Dashboards."
Tip: When adding a column object to a dashboard, you can drag and drop the column to display vertically on the dashboard. You can then add dashboard prompts to this column, and at runtime, the dashboard's prompts displays in a pane on the side of the dashboard. |
In the Dashboard builder's Catalog pane, locate and drag and drop an object such as an analysis or KPI watchlist onto a section in the dashboard. (See "How Can I Use KPIs?" for additional information about adding KPI objects (for example, KPI watchlists) to a dashboard.)
In the Dashboard builder's Catalog pane, locate and drag and drop the dashboard prompt onto a section in the dashboard.
Tip: If you do not want a new browser window to open after the user selects prompt values, then click the dashboard section's More Option button and select Drill in Place. |
Hover the mouse pointer over the prompt object in the Page Layout area to display the object's toolbar, click the Properties button, and select Scope. Note the following options:
If you select Dashboard, then the prompt affects all dashboard pages that contain the prompt. The prompt value that the user selects for the dashboard level prompt overrides values for page level dashboard prompts.
If you select Page, then the dashboard prompt affects only the page or pages to which you add the prompt.
Hover the mouse pointer over the prompt object in the Page Layout area to display the object's toolbar, click the Properties button, and select Prompt Links.... The "Prompt Links dialog" displays where you specify whether to display the Edit and Copy links with the prompt at runtime.