| 1 . | Return to Fusion Middleware Control and load the BISAMPLE repository. If you need help, click here to review steps from earlier in this tutorial. |
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| 2 . | Return to Oracle BI, which should still be open, and sign in. |
| 3 . | Create the following analysis to test the level-based and share measures. Products.Product Base Facts.Revenue Base Facts.Product Type Revenue Base Facts.Product Share |
| 4 . | For the Product Share column, select Column Properties. |
| 5 . | On the Data Format tab, select Override Default Data Format. |
| 6 . | Change Treat Numbers As to Percentage and set Decimal Places to 2. Deselect Use 1000's separator. |
| 7 . | Click OK to close the Column Properties dialog box. |
| 8 . | Sort Product Share in descending order. |
| 9 . | Click Results. Notice that Product Type
Revenue returns dollars grouped by Type even though the query is at a
different level than Type; Product in this example. Product Share shows
the percent of total revenue for each product sorted in descending
order. |
| 10 . | Sign out of Oracle BI. |
| 11 . | Click OK when you receive the message: Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page? |
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