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SAC Analytics Designer

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  1. Introduction to Analytic Applications

    Introduction to Analytics Applications Unit Introduction
  2. Analytic Applications Overview
  3. Visual Elements in an Analytic Application
  4. Scripting
  5. Application Canvas Design
    Application Canvas Design Unit Introduction
  6. Page Layouts
  7. Customizing Tables as Result Lists
  8. Designing an Input Form
  9. Building Pop-Ups
    Building Pop-Ups Unit Introduction
  10. Introduction to Pop-Ups
  11. Scripting with Pop-Ups
  12. Script Objects
    Script Objects Unit Introduction
  13. Introduction to Objects
  14. Functions
  15. How to Use a FOR Loop
  16. Using Variables in a Script
    Using Variables in a Script Unit Introduction
  17. Storing Data
  18. Context Focusing a Pop-Up
  19. Adding New Members to a Dimension
  20. Submitting Transaction Data Using Scripting
    Submitting Transaction Data Using Scripting Unit Introduction
  21. Manually Adding Transactional Data
  22. Using the Console Log to Show Formatting
  23. Validating Using Input
  24. Filtering Tables and Charts
  25. Submitting a Transaction
  26. Application Design Improvements
    Application Design Improvements Unit Introduction
  27. Script Layout
  28. Aids for End Users
  29. Color Formatting and CSS
SAC Analytics Designer Submitting Transaction Data Using Scripting Unit Introduction
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Submitting Transaction Data Using Scripting Unit Introduction

Unit Introduction

In this unit, we’ll be building out a form for submitting transaction data. We’ll start out easy by learning how to manually add transactional data and build our way up. Along the way, we’ll learn a lot about how code can help us to perform certain tasks like obtain information about formatting, validate user inputs, and filter tables and charts. In the end, we’ll have a functional form full of logic that users can use to submit transactional data to a planning table.

Included Lessons

  • Test manually adding transactions to a planning table.
  • Understand the need to reset the model after tests.
  • Use the console log to check the object format.
  • Use validation to check if fields are selected.
  • Use validation to check if a string is a number.
  • Use the setDimensionFilter function to filter a chart or table.
  • Change tabs in a Tab Script with code.
  • Create a User Input object.
  • Set and Submit a transaction.

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