Course Description
This two-day Advanced Analytics Reporting MicroStrategy training teaches you how to build advanced objects (metrics, filters, derived elements, custom groups) to develop complex analytical reports. Bring your reports to the next level with more detailed information using advanced analytics, to glean valuable insights by manipulating your raw data.
Products covered: MicroStrategy Developer and Web.
Course Outcomes
At the end of the course, learners will be able to:
- Create level metrics to compare contributions
- Create transformation metrics to offset time values
- Filter data with dynamic dates, by combining elements from different attributes, and using pass-through functions
- Create attributes and metrics on the fly in reports
- Create virtual attributes to define how data is grouped and displayed on reports
- Optimize performance with Intelligent Cubes
- Determine the order of calculation
- Determine how data source tables are joined to produce specific results
Course Summary
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Course Modules
- Introduction to advanced analytics
- Creating metrics in reports
- Advanced attributes
- Advanced filters: Filtering data on reports
- Improving Performance: Intelligent Cubes
- Advanced reporting options
- Base formulas and advanced subtotals
- Advanced metrics
Testimonials
“The course was comprehensive and interactive, and the trainer really understood the content. I have been able to implement much of what I learned into my daily work activities and have saved a lot of time.”
- Susan Medina, Senior Business Analyst, Advocate Health Care
“Our training was great! The trainer really knew a lot about the Informatica Platform from Data Integration, Data Quality and Data Governance perspective.”
- Patrick White, IoT Manager, Orbus Software
“The content was great for an introduction to Tableau. I truly appreciate the way Michael was able to explain everything, and would recommend this class to anyone needing to get their feet wet with Tableau.”
- Shianne DeGeorge, Business Intelligence Group, Kaiser Permanente
