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Drill Down and Drill UpYou can drill down and drill up to explore different aspects of your business and move between levels of information. For example, you can examine revenue for an entire product line and then drill down to see revenue for each individual product in the line. When you finish viewing individual product revenue, you can drill back up. After you familiarize yourself with the hierarchy, you can drill down and drill up multiple levels at a time. If you want to examine the impact of a single aspect of your business on the whole, you can drill down to the lowest-level category in a dimension. When you drill down on a nested category, some information may be removed. For example, a report shows Years in the rows and Quarters as nested categories. If you drill down on a Quarter, the redundant Years level is removed. The available drill-down and drill-up features depend on the display type you choose. The
name of the current level appears in the Change
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Columns Steps to Drill DownThis action drills down on the category, showing the level below. This action drills down on the level, replacing the row or column with the child categories of all the currently displayed categories. Steps to Drill Down Multiple Levels
Note: In older version Web browsers, you can only drill down one level at a time. Steps to Drill UpTip: If you previously drilled down using [Down a Level], you can drill back up by clicking [Up a Level]. You can also use the Back button of your Web browser to drill back (up or down) to where you previously were. Prepare a BookmarkBookmarks are a convenient way to return to specific reports. For example, you bookmark a report showing sales figures filtered for a specific set of products. You then select the name of the report from the list of bookmarks in the Web browser. The report opens in the browser and shows current data. The Prepare Bookmark button captures the complete URL for the report shown in the Location or Address box of your Web browser. This URL includes information about the categories in the report, data formats, and filtering that is not usually included in the URL. After you capture the URL, you can bookmark the report and add its URL to your list of bookmarks or favorites in your Web browser. Steps
The complete URL for the report appears in the Location or Address box of your Web browser.
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Print ReportsSteps to Print AUXINFO ReportsA PDF version of the report opens in Adobe Acrobat Reader as a plug-in or in a separate window, depending on how the reader was installed. To return to your report in AUXINFO Web Explorer, click the Back button in your Web browser. Note: If you are using Internet Explorer 4.0, we recommend that you use service pack (SP) 2 version 3283 or later for Export PDF. You can verify the version number, by clicking Help, About Internet Explorer in your Web browser. Export DataYou can export the data in a AUXINFO report for use in other applications. Exported data is saved in comma separated value (.csv) file format. You can view this data in any application that supports comma separated value files, such as Microsoft Excel. If you do not have Microsoft Excel installed, you can save the .csv file to your computer, and then open the file in another application. If you have Microsoft Excel installed (either Excel 95, Excel 97, or Excel 2000) you can save the .csv file to your computer, or open the data directly in Excel. However, to be able to open the data directly, your Web browser must be configured to recognize the .csv format. You must set the MIME type for the Microsoft Excel Comma Separated Values File format to text/x-csv in your Web browser. To do this, in your Web browser, click Edit, Preferences. Expand Navigator, and select Applications. In the Description box, select Microsoft Excel Comma Separated Values File, and click Edit. In the MIME Type box, type text/x-csv You must set the MIME type for the Microsoft Excel Comma Separated Values File format to text/x-csv for your operating system. To do this, Open Windows Explorer. Click View, Options, and click the File Types tab. Select Microsoft Excel Comma Separated Values File, and click Edit. In the Content Type (MIME) box, type text/x-csv Steps
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