Wyn Enterprise provides additional scenarios like containers and components that help the user to create a feature-rich dashboard.
The container scenarios - Container and Tab Container help users in organizing the dashboard layout. These scenarios make the dashboard formatting easier as you can apply the same style template on all the scenarios inside the container. Also, you can move multiple dashboard scenarios by moving the container containing the scenarios.
Note: Nesting the container scenarios is not allowed in Wyn Enterprise.
Container The Container scenarios greatly facilitate the layout design of the dashboards. You can place dashboard scenarios with the same theme in the same container to apply a uniform theme.
Note: The Container’s Filter Scope property value 'Global' is now renamed to 'Page’.
You can modify the interaction and appearance properties of the Tab Containers as described below.
This section manages the tab display.
This section manages the group style properties of the tab strip. This will apply to the group of all the tabs in the Tab Strip.
This section manages the grouping properties of the tabs on the tab strip. This will apply to the group of all the tabs in the Tab Strip.
This section manages the display of the Title of the Tab Container.
This section manages Regular Style properties of the tab strips.
This section manages Hover Style properties of the tabs. These properties will be displayed while hovering over the tabs.
This section manages Selected Style properties of the tabs. These properties will be displayed when the particular tab is selected.
This section manages the position and dimensions of the Tab Container scenario.
This section manages the style template, background color, margin, visibility, background image, border, and shadow of the Tab Container scenario.
Note: On previewing a dashboard and applying cross-filtering, filtering is applied to all the scenarios (or slicers). If the scenarios are placed inside a container, the scope of filtering can be limited to the container by setting the Filter Scope property of the container to Container. By default, the Filter Scope property is set as Page.
Note: On the Inspector tab, for the Container and Tab Container scenarios, Padding property under the Title section, support Padding Left and Padding Right and their values are same. Whereas for other scenarios Title section supports Padding Left, Padding Top, Padding Right, and Padding Bottom, and their values can be different.
Wyn Enterprise supports two different types of component scenarios - Rich Text and Image. Both of these scenarios are used to display additional information to enhance the dashboard.
Rich Text Rich Text provides the user the ability to add explanatory text in the dashboard, for example, you can add rich text to explain the scenarios to the users viewing the dashboard. This makes the dashboard more informative. You can also format the text and add links to jump to a URL, a dashboard, or a report, in the rich text editor.
You can refer Rich Text topic for more details.
Image Add images to create a dashboard design more appealing to the users. For example, you can include images for your company logos, product items, etc. to create an interactive dashboard. They also make the information for the user easier to understand. You can add an embedded image, shared image, or external URL for the image in the dashboard.
Wyn Enterprise supports two types of embedded components - Embedded Dashboard and Embedded Report. Typically, an embedded component is used to embed a document (dashboard or report) into another dashboard for additional business insights. This provides a unified view to the users with all the diverse documents in a single dashboard. Additionally, inserting a document into a dashboard will help the users in the decision-making process.
Note: Embedding the current document into an embedded component is not supported in Wyn Enterprise (also valid for cyclic embedded relationships within the dashboards) .
Embedded Dashboard Embed a dashboard into another dashboard using the Embedded Dashboard scenario. The embedded dashboard displays the same content as that of the referenced dashboard. Drop the scenario onto the design area and define the settings for the embedded dashboard using the Configure option. The configuration settings include the following -
Parameters - Specify the parameter(s) for the embedded dashboard, if any.
You can also modify the appearance of the scenario by specifying its background color, border width and color, padding, margin, etc. Apart from this, you can customize the behavior of the scenario on preview by enabling cross filtering, managing visibility of menu items, and pinning the annotation to the scenario.
Embedded Report Use this scenario to embed a report into a dashboard. It shares the same functionality as that of the Embedded Dashboard scenario. You can define the settings for the embedded report using the Configure button present on top of the scenario. These configuration settings include the following -
Parameters - Specify the parameter(s) for the embedded report, if any.
You can also modify the appearance of the scenario by specifying its background color, border width and color, padding, margin, etc. Apart from this, you can customize the behavior of the scenario on preview by managing the visibility of menu items and pinning the annotation to the scenario.