InetSoft Reporting Software - Report Table Elements
InetSoft's reporting software allows users to manage report table elements by filtering through complex data to deliver the desired results everytime. View the example below to learn more about the Style Intelligence solution.
You can switch between tables and crosstabs (pivot tables) depending on your needs. Right-click on a Table element, and select ‘To Crosstab’. Note that the ‘Data Query’ interface now permits crosstab grouping.
A crosstab or pivot table has row and column grouping, and displays a lot of information in a concise aggregated form. Right-click on a table, and select ‘To Crosstab’ to change the grouping type and expose the crosstab options. All other functions, like formatting and properties, are just like a Table element.
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Right-click on a Crosstab element, and choose ‘To Table’. Note the ‘Data Query’ interface now permits table grouping.
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“The challenges in this context are not new. The data integration challenges are similar to what they would always be, except that they are growing in complexity, growing in magnitude. There’s really an exponential growth in data that is being collected and saved. We will see some quotes here shortly on what's happening the data silos. It isn’t just within the organization but also the customer voice coming from the Internet in the form of unstructured data, big data coming from the cloud, partner information, log files, etc. All of these add complexity, add more rigidity if you haven't started to make them flexible, and they can add high costs in maintaining them. One statistic I have come across is that the quantity of data is growing three and a half times faster than the available storage, even though storage is getting cheaper. And imagine if you on average replicated that data 3 to 7 times, you have a lot of information that you have nowhere to put. So this idea of virtualization is basically gaining currency very rapidly, and as I mentioned earlier it plays multiple roles in the enterprise architecture. This is a simplified picture of an enterprise architecture. It’s meant to be simplified, but the first idea is that you want to virtualise access to disparate sets of data sources. What that means is abstraction, decoupling, representing different data structures, data types, data connections, data sources as a logical view if you want to call it by using a data mashup tool to connect them. The term logical view is a limited term but effectively it's an intermediary layer on which you can build other views of your data. It is not to be construed in the narrow sense of a database view, but that’s really what virtualized access to data sources mean.” Mark Flaherty, Chief Marketing Officer |
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