Design Studio 1.2 – a Second Look
Some more features to investigate:
setVariableValue
In my example above, I am setting a mandatory variable from the BEx query at startup.
See where this appears in the application properties:
setSortingEnabled
Next, I want to activate sorting on and off at run time. Using code I learned at SAP TechEd:
At runt time, you can see this as follows:
There is no sorting on the cross tab. If I click the “Sort” button, I can then sort on the cross tab:
setConditionalFormattingVisible
At runtime, you can set conditional formatting from the BEx query (“Exceptions”) on and off:
My exception from the BEx query was to highlight in red those projects over budget.
When clicking the Exception button the over budget projects are highlighted in red:
Hi Tammy,
I am facing an issue with the new dual axis charts and i have posted it on scn. Can you please help me with this? Below is the link to my query regarding dual axis charts.
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3459609
I replied - I believe the way to address this is to reorder your measures in the Edit > Initial view
Thanks for the blog.
Hi Tammy,
With conditional formatting is that the only approach (Using BW Exceptions )available? We have a requirement to show the negative numbers in Red Font? Is it possible to achieve this using CSS script or is there any other easy method to do this?
Thanks,
Arun
https://scn.sap.com/thread/3536443
Hi Arun,
This has to be done via scripting using the crosstab alert classes. Above is the link for reference. Within each Datacellalertbackground class, u have to write color:red css for the red alert class. for the green alert class, the color:green should work.