The way to achieve this is to use Custom Objects i.e. firstly create attributes for the dimension for example Company Code, Country etc. Now create a Custom Objects with dropdown i.e.
customObjects:
- id: DIMENSIONS
displayName: Dimensions
customAttributes:
columns:
- id: company_code
- id: country_name
The id reflected above is the attributes id, also make sure you are creating attributes in the same record.
Once you use the custom object in the dropdown you can update a variable with id, wherever you need to change the dimension of olap table use Record.${updated_variable}
I hope this helps!
The way to achieve this is to use Custom Objects i.e. firstly create attributes for the dimension for example Company Code, Country etc. Now create a Custom Objects with dropdown i.e.
customObjects:
- id: DIMENSIONS
displayName: Dimensions
customAttributes:
columns:
- id: company_code
- id: country_name
The id reflected above is the attributes id, also make sure you are creating attributes in the same record.
Once you use the custom object in the dropdown you can update a variable with id, wherever you need to change the dimension of olap table use Record.${updated_variable}
I hope this helps!
got it, thanks
Reply
Enter your E-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.