Microstrategy Filters & Prompts explained

Microstrategy Filters & Prompts explained

Filters

Specify conditions required for data to be included in a report.

A filter specifies the conditions that data must meet to be included in a report or a metric.
Filters limit the data that is extracted from the data source and focus the data presented to
the end user.When building a report, users can create filter expressions that include sophisticated
conditional clauses in order to pull specific slices of information. Within reports and documents,
end users can further narrow down results by adding view filters that dynamically change the
subset of data being displayed.

Prompts

A prompt allows a user to provide an answer to restrict or filter data during report execution.
Prompts allow report designers to create reports that let users change the report content at run time.
 Prompts can modify the definition of custom groups, filters, metrics, and templates, as well as reports.
Prompts allow a user to execute a report multiple times, selecting a different answer to a given prompt
each time. This allows immediate comparisons.

Prompted reporting.

Dynamically modify the content of a report at runtime, so users only see the
information that's most relevant to them. MicroStrategy enables prompting on
a variety of objects, including: hierarchies, values, dimensions, thresholds
and attributes.

Flexible filtering.

Quickly and easily modify the content of a report by filtering based on attributes,
metrics, and other objects. End users can leverage view filters to further narrow
down the result set of a given report.

#filters  #prompts  #microstrategyfilters  #microstrategyprompts  #differencesfiltersprompts