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JamesRees's avatar
JamesRees
New Contributor III
8 months ago

Replicating a Cube View in tabbed dashboards

I have a cube view with a parameter on UD5 |!param5!| that I would like to put in a tabbed dashboard that has one tab for specific members in UD5. I though the way to do this would be to use the literal parameter values in the Dashboard Properties. I have tried entering the following:
param5=member1
and done this for 4 dashboards. The problem is, ALL the dashboards have the value of member4 since this was the last dashboard in the list to be rendered. If I swapped the order (1,2,4,3) then all dashboards have member3 as the filter. I have tried setting the parameter up as a literal and input parameter and it behaves the same way.
Is there something wrong with the syntax?

TIA,
James  

  • Henning's avatar
    Henning
    Valued Contributor II

    Hi James,

    Not sure what your level is, but this sounds like an ideal use case for dynamic dashboards. But as the note says in the documentation, this is really meant for developers.

    Dynamic Dashboards (onestream.com)

    Nevertheless, as the number of members vary and you might accidentally create a large number of tabs, how about using something like a drop down list or tree view selection instead to select your parameters (= UD5 members)? I would imagine this to be more user friendly and sustainable.

    • KarlT's avatar
      KarlT
      Contributor III

      Yes, a list box component may work well here too.

    • JamesRees's avatar
      JamesRees
      New Contributor III

      thanks - I was pushing for a drop-down list box too, but the specific ask was not to have this - to have the views pre-filtered ðŸ™„
      Will take a look at the dynamic Dashboards.

      • Henning's avatar
        Henning
        Valued Contributor II

        You might also want to look at embedded dynamic repeaters:

        Embedded Dynamic Repeater Dashboard (onestream.com)

        I have not tried this with tabs, but I assume this works as well. Should be easier than Dynamic Dashboards. Let us know if you get it to work like this.

        (Still, I am not sure if I think creating a tab for each UD 5 member is a good idea... assuming you have a lot of UD 5 members and not just a handful, this can impact performance! I am still in favor of a non-tabbed solution.)