You may try disabling the Automatic actions on all objects option to see if that changes behavior.  You can define action to the objects you want the filter to affect. Also, I have tested this in VA8.5 and do not see the same behavior.  Given that your environment (VA8.4 on Viya3.4) is currently at Limited Support per https://support.sas.com/en/technical-support/services-policies/sas-viya-3x.html , you may consider updating so you are using an environment that is at Standard Support. ... View more

I am having issues with the XML provided.  Would you be able to export the report using Environment Manager and send the resulting json? ... View more

There should be a drop zone under the Body section of the post where you can attach files. ... View more

Hi Teo- It may be helpful to get your report to see how you have things defined.  Would you be able to do the following: 1. Open the report in the editor 2. Click on any report object so it is selected 3. Press Ctrl+Alt+B on your keyboard. This will open a new window that has XML text in it.  4. Click the SAVE button here to save this text to a text file. 5. Send the file to this post.  ... View more

I am not sure what the end result should look like, but I think you should be able to at least get what you need using an aggregated data source and a join.  Please keep in mind that this approach creates temporary tables in memory and can consume resources, so may not be appropriate if your data are large or if you have a large number of concurrent users.  Here are some steps I took to get the results and assumes you can change the input data slightly: 1.  Create a new variable in your source data that concatenates RESPONSE and CLAIM_ID (I called this RESPONSE_CLAIM) 2.  Once this has been added to your source table and reloaded, create a new measure (I called this REPONSE_COUNT) with logic similar to below: IF ( Substring('Response_Claim'n, 1, 3) = 'Tri' ) RETURN 1 ELSE 0 3.  Create an aggregated data source using the concatenated data item and the calculated measure from above (RESPONSE_COUNT) 4.  Join your original table with the aggregated data source using a left join with RESPONSE_CLAIM being the key and selecting the columns you would like to use.   Again, I am not sure what your desired outcome is and this may need some tweaking, but the screenshot below shows a table showing the number of triggered alerts for claims.  This table filters the lower table that contains detail records so that clicking on the top table shows details for that claim. Hope this helps! ... View more

A couple of questions on this: 1.  What error do you get with your expression? 2.  Where are you defining this advanced filter (object, data source filter, other)? 3.  What are you trying to accmoplish with this filter? 4.  Would you be able to provide a small sample of your data? ... View more

You can find documentation on reloading data at https://go.documentation.sas.com/doc/en/bicdc/9.4/vaag/p0ehlxuj60aw6qn161pr8rq5f85w.htm#n1u9zx1h443a5fn12y7thi7of8a1   A good rule of thumb to reload data is to repeat the process that loaded the data initially.  If a table was autoloaded, allow the autoload process to reload the table.  If the data was loaded using the risk finance workbench process, then you should repeat this process. ... View more

You can find detailed information on the auditing process as well as troubleshooting steps at the following link: https://sas.service-now.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0036304 The audit process is not enabled by default.  If your environment has not be configured to extract and load the audit data, you will first need to follow the documentation to configure this.  If this has been completed and the data is not loading, the troubleshooting steps in the link above should be helpful. ... View more

Can you send a screenshot of the About window from edit mode?  Also, do all other users have the same issue or is it just you? ... View more

I am not sure exactly what you are trying to do without more details, but you can find an example on how to calculate a weighted average at https://blogs.sas.com/content/sgf/2014/10/24/how-to-calculate-the-weighted-average-in-sas-visual-analytics-in-six-easy-steps/.  If you want the value of the weight to be dynamic, you could create a parameter that is passed to this calculation.  Documentation on parameters can be found at https://go.documentation.sas.com/doc/en/vacdc/v_029/vareportdata/n1wv50n60ccq86n1nzp6zat1wj64.htm.  You can also specify the aggregation for a measure to AVERAGE or MEDIAN using the attributes of any data item.  You can also duplicate a data item if you want to have multiple aggregations defined for the same measure. Hopefully this will get you headed in the right direction. ... View more

You are most likely running into a constraint and may need to increase some of these values.  You can find documentation on this at https://sas.service-now.com/csm?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0036315.  If this article is not helpful, I would suggest opening a Technical Support case. ... View more

I suspect your numeric measures are being aggregated in the table.  You may try setting the option on the table to display detail data so these values are not aggregated.  I am not sure what your end goal is here, but you could also change the aggregation type for NOW to be AVG instead of SUM and that should give you what you expect if the values are being aggregated. ... View more