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Drill across is the process of moving within the same dimension level but changing your selection criteria or drill filter You use the Drill toolbar to select different values to drill across Dimensions get added to the Drill toolbar in several ways: As you drill down or choose to drill by different levels within the same hierarchy, the higher-level selection gets added to the Drill toolbar You can also select the Add Drill Filter icon from the Drill bar and specifically select a dimension In the following example, you can drill across on State, City, or Year by using the dropdown menu for each Note that the drop-down filters are linked For example, as the State is currently filtered for Texas, the cities available from the City drill filter are only those cities in Texas (Austin, Dallas, Houston)

CountDown cd1 = new CountDown(10);

455 = 091 60 - 10

Because Counter is now in view, CountDown can be used directly The program illustrates one other important point: Using one namespace does not override another When you bring a namespace into view, it simply lets you use its contents without qualification Thus, in the example, both System and Counter have been brought into view

TIP If you want to see these drill filters in a printed report, you need to insert a cell in the body of

The using directive has a second form that creates another name, called an alias, for a type or a namespace This form is shown here: using alias = name; Here, alias becomes another name for the type (such as a class type) or namespace specified by name Once the alias has been created, it can be used in place of the original name Here the example from the preceding section has been reworked so that an alias for CounterCountDown called MyCounter is created:

// Demonstrate a using alias using System; // Create an alias for CounterCountDown using MyCounter = CounterCountDown; // Declare a namespace for counters namespace Counter { // A simple countdown counter class CountDown { int val; public CountDown(int n) { val = n; } public void Reset(int n) { val = n; } public int Count() { if(val > 0) return val--; else return 0; } } } class NSDemo4 {

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the report From the Left panel, select Chart And Table Types, expand the cells folder, and then drag and drop Drill Filters to the report body

Part I:

static void Main() { // Here, MyCounter is used as a name for CounterCountDown MyCounter cd1 = new MyCounter(10); int i; do { i = cd1Count(); ConsoleWrite(i + " "); } while(i > 0); ConsoleWriteLine(); MyCounter cd2 = new MyCounter(20); do { i = cd2Count(); ConsoleWrite(i + " "); } while(i > 0); ConsoleWriteLine(); cd2Reset(4); do { i = cd2Count(); ConsoleWrite(i + " "); } while(i > 0); ConsoleWriteLine(); } }

Differentiating, r0 = 3 2820 6 tm 1 + 165 2 e (tm + 470)

Snapshots allow you to save a picture of your drill at a particular level of detail or point within your exploration Web Intelligence inserts a new report tab with drill turned off To insert a snapshot, select Snapshot from the main toolbar

The MyCounter alias is created using this statement:

using MyCounter = CounterCountDown;

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Part III:

Once MyCounter has been specified as another name for CounterCountDown, it can be used to declare objects without any further namespace qualification For example, in the program, this line

MyCounter cd1 = new MyCounter(10);

As shown in Figures 19-13, the initial drill screen does not necessarily contain all the dimensions or levels by which you can drill; more data may exist within the microcube Ideally, these additional drill-by details are still at a reasonably aggregated level for the most frequently performed analysis With Drill Through To Detail, you can further expand the data in the microcube by expanding the scope of analysis In this respect, drill through lets you expand the cube with still more detail rows or less frequently used drill-by dimensions than what was stored in the original cube Expanding the scope of analysis modifies the query and retrieves a new full set of data; the microcube is rebuilt Therefore, you want to reserve drill-through for retrieving less frequently used details and dimensions To invoke the Scope Of Analysis dialog, drill down to a level of detail not immediately available in the document Web Intelligence indicates if your drill-down will generate a New Query in the pop-up menu In the following example, you are drilling from Year to Quarter Quarter does not exist in the microcube