Hi LinusH,   Thanks for your answer. The other issues are not properly related to SAS Visual Analytics but with the way the data would be displayed after a previous join, which doesn't help me then in SAS VA. That's why I didn't give details about it. It was just to explain that the first post describes what I really needed.   Thanks anyway.     LF   ... View more

This SGF paper might explain the relationship and show the functionality a little better.    I'm fairly sure the functionality is not a direct port but more of a sharing the prompt values and allowing a refresh. It's more similar to a picture of the report that allows you to customize how it looks.   Hope it helps. ... View more

Thanks Tricia. ... View more

I'm not exactly sure what you are asking - can you add more details?   ... View more

I'm guessing your data must look similar to the following if none of the categories are being "seen" as character.   Time    Floor     Resources      Reading 01:00   00          022                 0.07 01:00   01          022                 0.008 01:00   02          345                 1.2     The floor is a number where 00=Basement, 01=First Floor, and so on.  The Resources must be similar. In this example, 022=outlet, 345=HVAC.     You can change a data item from a measure to a category. Selecting the data item, then select Category.  This will change the measures easily but you may find "022" and "345" are not really that helpful to your report.  You can use create a custom category to move the data items (based on value) into larger categories.  You may find that changing your source data is easier than using SAS VA for some of these tasks.   These questions are answered in the user documentation and also in the newly released Introduction to SAS Visual Analytics book.   ... View more

This behavior is specific to the Modern (HTML) version of Report Viewer in SAS Visual Analytics 7.3 and is actually working as expected. In this version of Report Viewer, the animation bar automatically fades away so that the legend and other labels can be displayed.    The Classic (Flash) version of Report Viewer will behave the same way as the Report Designer. If you prefer this, I suggest changing your default appearance setting to the Classic version of Report Viewer.   This behavior has been improved slightly in Visual Analytics 7.4. The animation bar will remain visible if your cursor is placed over the bar. If you move your cursor, however, the bar will still fade.    I hope this helps! ... View more

Yep ... these are some of our planned discussion points. Hope to see you there. ... View more

Thanks! These are some of the topics we plan to discuss in our SAS Global Forum paper. Hope to see you there! ... View more

This SAS note might be helpful: http://support.sas.com/kb/58/807.html     ... View more

Explore some of the parameter topics to see if you can figure out a trick.   Here's a blog post I wrote about using a dynamic x-axis that might give you some ideas on what is possible: http://bi-notes.com/2016/07/need-dynamic-x-axis-sas-visual-analytics-report/       ... View more

Hi Kurt, last May I converted a SAS 9.4m2 Redhat Grid over to authenticating with Active Directory using sssd/pam services. Along with that I had to change ownership and groups for 700,000+ files. It's much better for us now that we don't have users maintaining local accounts on multiple Linux servers. I can share some of the details with you next week if you think it would be useful for you. ... View more