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Adding Time dimension to Dashboard

Written by Nilesh Jethwa

In the previous section we demonstrated on how to add the parameter description.

We will continue adding the Time dimension.

Here is a basic time dimension query (In the figure below, it is displayed as a Qlet and not as parameter)

basic_time_dimension.png

We will extend the basic Time dimension to include the month and the year columns

time_dimension_with_month_year.png
Click on the new parameter button (follow the detailed steps of adding the Product dimension)

time_parameter_final.png

Click on ‘Apply’

You should see the Time dimension added to the dasboard

sales_fact_with_product_and_time.png

We will now link the Sales Fact to the Time dimension (wiring with Time dimenion)

Edit the Sales Fact portlet

In the Query region, add a condition ‘and f.time_key = ‘

After the ‘=’ sign, right click and select the Time parameter key value from the sub-menu as shown below

connect_time_dimension_to_sales_fact_selecting_time_key.png

Your final ‘Sales Fact’ query should look similar as shown below

sales_fact_query_after_time_dimension.png

Click on ‘Apply’ and you should see a more restricted list in the Sales Fact portlet.

sales_fact_query_results_after_product_time.png

Concluding the Dashboard creation process with the Store Dimension and enabling ‘All’ values


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