The Web Intelligence Static Report Viewer Component

You can view the report in the relevant page in the Dashboard.

To configure the component, where possible, click the Configure Component button in the component to display the component filter, or click here in Click Here to configure in the center of the component.

A Web Intelligence Static Report Component Viewer component displays only one BO report.If you want to display more than one BO report in the Dashboard, you can create multiple Web Intelligence Static Report Component Viewer components and rename each component.

You can create your own BO reports using BO and display them in the Web Intelligence Reports Static Viewer component. For details, see BO documentation.

The component analyzes the original BO report and returns tables and graphs. The tables become tables in html format, the graphs become images in the Web Intelligence Static Report Component Viewer component. The structure of the original BO report may also be changed as tables are moved to the beginning of the Web Intelligence Static Report Component Viewer component display and graphs are moved to the end of the component display.

The size of Web Intelligence reports can impact how the reports are displayed in the Dashboard page. The sizes are 374 pixels (width) x 199 pixels (height), 583 pixels (width) x 204 pixels (height), or 374 pixels (width) x 324 pixels (height). The description of each Web Intelligence report includes its size.

To add a component to a page that is already formatted:

1. In the Dashboard, select the relevant page (click the Page Gallery button if the page you want does not already appear in the Dashboard).
2. Click the Components button.

3. In the Component Gallery page that opens, click or double-click the component to place it in the layout area, or select the component and drag it to an area on the page.

   Note that double-click only works if you open the Component Gallery from the layout itself and not from the toolbar.

   • If the target area is hidden by the Component Gallery dialog box, click the Component Gallery dialog box title bar and drag it to another location on your screen.
   • If you are dragging a new component to a target area that already has a component defined, drag the new component to the title bar of the target area, and not to the part of the component that is colored white.

4. Close the Component Gallery page. For user interface details, see Component Gallery and Component Categories.

5. In the component, click the Configure Component button or click here in Click Here to configure in the center of the component.

6. In the component Filter dialog box that opens, select the information you want to display and click OK.

   The component displays the required information.

For more information, see Page Layout and Components.

Component Toolbar

Note The component toolbar description is common to all components. Some of the elements might be disabled in some of the components.

User interface elements are described below (when relevant, unlabeled elements are shown in angle brackets):

UI Element	Description
	Component Menu. Opens a menu where you can select: Preferences. Depending on the component you are current configuring, opens the <component_name> Preferences dialog box where you can change the name of the component in the page by changing the name in the Name field and clicking OK. Wiring. Depending on the component you are currently configuring, opens the Wiring dialog box where you can wire the current component to other components. For details, see Wiring Between Components. Refresh. Refreshes the display. The button is disabled in the Page Filter component. Open in a New Window. Opens the component in a new window.
	Configure Component. Opens the Configure Component dialog box for the relevant component. For details, see the relevant section below. Note   The button is disabled in the Breakdown View component, as the component is filtered by the relevant automatically wired components on the same Dashboard page. When you select an item in one of these wired KPI View, Historical View, or Rolodex components, the Breakdown View component displays the values of the KPI Breakdown for the selected KPI. The button is disabled in the Forecast component, as the component is filtered by the relevant automatically wired components on the same Dashboard page. When you select an item in one of these wired Historical View, the Forecast component displays the forecast data for the selected KPI. Note You can also click here in Click Here to configure it in the center of the component
	Opens the online documentation page relevant to the component you are currently configuring.
	Collapse component. Collapses the component. To expand the collapsed component, click the button on the collapsed component.
	Drag the Resize handle to enlarge or reduce horizontally the area occupied by the component.
	Remove Component. Removes the component from the page.

This dialog box enables you to select the relevant report to be displayed in the Web Intelligence Static Report Component Viewer component.

User interface elements are described below (when relevant, unlabeled elements are shown in angle brackets):