Ok next thing to try since you've got all of these created is to put them all in a bar chart with a single categorical value. To do that you might try the following:   1. Create a new calculated item that is a character and just a single string, like "Reason For Discharge" 2. Create a new bar chart and add this Reason For Discharge calculated item to it 3. Add all of your calculated measures to it as well.    Using some sample data I have with some measures, you should end up with something like this:   You could then turn on some other options like data values or segment values, turn off labels, whatever.  Some challenges though: - You won't be able to get labels for the measures visible in the bar chart for each bar. Users will have to rely on the legend to see what is what.  - Sorting might get tricky. You won't be able to sort by "largest value to smallest value" this way. Instead you'll order the measures as you see fit in the roles tab, and then that's how they will stay.  - If the values of the measures vary too greatly, the bar chart may automatically split into a lattice graph. I don't think you'll see that but FYI anyway. - You won't be able to use this chart as a source of an action to another chart (i.e. this chart cannot filter another chart). It should work when filtered by another chart or prompt though if you're doing that.    Unfortunately I don't think VA really has a great native solution here for this kind of problem and something like this might be the best that can be done. Ideally the work for this would be done in your data before loading it to Visual Analytics.    ... View more

I'm not 100% certain VA can do exactly what you'd like, but the first place you should check is creating Calculated Items:   It may be that you just need to create a new calculated for each symptom that is something simple. For instance maybe you create one called Fever > 100: If 'SymptomsCausedPatientTransfer' CONTAINS ('Fever > 100') RETURN 'Yes' Else 'No'   There are also several string functions that might be useful as well and if you hover over each, it will tell you what they do:   Hopefully that can get you started! ... View more

Unfortunately there is no supported method of transforming or moving a report from Viya to SAS 9.4, or backwards from any release for that matter.  Your best option will be to recreate I'm afraid. ... View more

That would likely need to be a conversation with your SAS account representative. It needs to be licensed/ordered if you don't already have it.   More information in general can be found here: https://support.sas.com/en/software/add-in-microsoft-office-support.html   ... View more

One additional piece of information that might be useful, you can create a custom theme in the Theme Designer with a logo that is always visible at the very top of the application (above the report controls), but it is currently not possible to create a link from it. More information on that is here: https://go.documentation.sas.com/doc/en/vacdc/v_017/themedesignug/p0s0y4ekq0p2uan1aid7p16yy25v.htm   Here I've added the SAS Logo in the upper left corner:   ... View more

@Sajid01 - I think my response was misunderstood. It sounded like this thread was winding down with no solution so I wanted to jump in and re-iterate some key points including the documentation you noted and expected results, AND that the only way this works is if Report A and Report B used separate views or tables. My example uses separate tables (which I don't think is already being done by @gemi ?) with RLS rules on each table for the two different groups. But you're right it doesn't have to be separate tables, it could be a view too. The point is the reports cannot use the exact same table in this scenario.    As far as creating a view, I don't believe Environment Manager can do this. Maybe SAS Data Studio can, but I'm not familiar with it enough to know for certain.  ... View more

If User 1 is part of two groups GROUP_REPORT_A and GROUP_REPORT_B, and those two groups have different permissions on the same CAS table, then User 1 is going to end up with both applied anytime the user accesses that table. The only way around this is to have separate tables like this: Report A -> uses Table X  Report B -> uses Table Y (which is really a View or Copy of Table X) Then for permissions: GROUP_REPORT_A -> Table X -> ReadInfo --> Grant ; Select --> Grant GROUP_REPORT_B -> Table Y -> ReadInfo --> Grant ; Select --> Row-Level Grant (NAMENATION = 'Paris').   I don't think you'd need a separate table for each user but maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're doing.  Otherwise I'm not sure if there's another way around this.  ... View more

This is a bit tricky. Visual Analytics has row limits and cell limits (which indirectly implies a column limit), but it does not have a hard column limit. You can adjust the cell limit to accommodate more columns if you would like. This SASNote provides a bit more detail about these limits and what properties may or may not matter for what you're trying to do: https://support.sas.com/kb/62/148.html   This can get a bit complicated though and I would exercise caution here when making adjustments. The more rows you allow to be returned to the client, the more likely you are to encounter performance issues or service crashes or browser crashes.    If you do need to make adjustments here to allow for more rows or columns and run into trouble, I would suggest opening a tech support track.  ... View more

If you could also tell us what version of Visual Analytics you have, that would be helpful. From the User Profile icon > About menu, the version + the build date would be great. ... View more

Unfortunately there is nothing built in to Visual Analytics to get a shorter URL, but you can use just about any third party app for short URLs or browser extension to take the VA generated URL and create a shorter one if you'd prefer. It's a good suggestion though so I've opened a feature request on this topic.  ... View more

There is no more SASHome or SAS Visual Analytics Hub like you might be used to from version 7.x on SAS 9.4. SAS Drive (Share and Collaborate) serves as the new home/hub in a sense for Viya 3.5.  ... View more

I also do not believe you can do this with separate filters on each page, but there are maybe two alternatives.  Instead of having pages 1, 2, and 3 as separate pages, have you considered using a Stack Container on page 1, and essentially move the contents of these pages into separate "stacks". Then you can get by with a Page prompt for Market on Page 1 that filters the entire stack container, but being a Page prompt it wouldn't touch pages 4 and 5.   A slightly more complicated alternative is to change it so pages 4 and 5 are using a different datasource (assuming they aren't already, and even if it's just a duplicate of the datasource used by pages 1, 2, and 3), and then use a Report Prompt for Market but do not map it to the second datasource. That way when you change it, it will filter pages 1,2,3 but won't do anything to 4 and 5. However might be confusing to end users looking at page 4, seeing the Market prompt, and the prompt not actually doing anything.  ... View more