Steps to build a form depend on form type:
Card. It is a data entry form with one sheet containing a set of fields to enter or select dimension element attribute values. It is used to add and edit records in the registry.
Registry Form. It is a list of elements of a specific type presented in table view. In the first columns, form sidehead, dimension element names are displayed, they can be located in hierarchical order. The first rows and form heading display attributes and element indicators.
Table Form. It represents a table, which heading and sidehead display names of dimension elements, attributes and indicator dimension elements.
Combined Form. It represents a multisheet form, the set and contents of sheets is generated depending on information object and its indicators. Sheets can contain cards, registry and table forms, data can be generated automatically based on data from other forms too.
Indicators are multidimensional data united by common analytics attributes that are used to collect, store and display information from one subject area. Any of available cube types can be selected as an indicator.
Dimensions are repository dictionaries, which multidimensional indicator structure consists of.
To build a card, follow the steps:
To build a table form, follow the steps:
To build a table form, follow the steps:
To build a combined form, follow the steps:
Create a card, registry form or table form.
Build the required form on a new sheet.
The final steps are common:
After the form structure, opened in the edit mode, is changed, save changes.
To save changes in the data entry form, select the Save main menu item or confirm changes saving in the popup message on closing the data entry form.
NOTE. If a data entry form contains a table area, for which changed data save lock with applied control was set and unsaved changed data, a warning is displayed indicating that changed data will not be saved because it does not respect control settings. If the operation is agreed, the changed data will be reset and the operation will be applied. When the operation is canceled, the changed data remains in table area.
After the data entry/output form is built, continue to work with ready data entry form.
See also:
Getting Started with the Interactive Data Entry Forms Extension in the Web Application | Working with Ready Data Entry Form