Hello:
I am trying to see if there is a drill-across solution in VA like below:
lets say one object table is showing the head of Dept A , the instructors under Dept A, in particular Joe below, hist course and the campus and the measure:
Dept | Instructor | course | campus | measure1 |
A | Joe | Math | SE | 20% |
now I want the head of Dept A to drill across for that faculty, joe and compare the measure for math but for all dept. and campus:
Dept | instructors | course | campus | measure1 |
All | All | Math | collegewide | 34% |
What would be the options for the above drill across in VA.
Hello @jplarios
Could you please provide a little bit more information to help understand the need.
- A sample data set?
- Which version of VA you have?
- Maybe some kind of sketch of the report page and how you want it to work?
Best regards,
Petri
Hi!
Hope I understand your problem correct 🙂
I did a test using sashelp.class. You can try it yoursellf by importing sashelp.class into VA.
This is the outcome:
On the report there are 2 button bars and 1 cross-tab. All measures are set to average aggregation. I have created 2 new dimensions that are used in the cross-tab. I also created 2 dimension for the choices in the button bars.
I use the button bars to select level of detail for sex and name (using parameters). Depending on their values the drill level will change:
Then create a new report and add the data set.
Then create 2 new dimensions (*_dim, 2 new level choice (*_choice) and 2 paramters (*_level):
Set default value for the parameters to 'Sex' and 'Name'.
Define the sex_dim as:
Create name_dim as:
Create level choice as:
Add two button bars and assign them as:
Add a cross-tab and assign as:
Set all the measures to average aggregation and start testing 🙂
//Fredrik
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