Before you Begin
This tutorial shows you how to create a presentation flow using Present's Manual mode in Oracle Analytics.
Background
In an Oracle Analytics workbook, you create visualizations using charts, maps, graphs, and other graphical representations to aid end users in understanding complex data. In Present, you can tell a story by setting workbook and canvas properties, specifying interactivity, and arranging the canvases to curate the end users' experience.
In this tutorial, you use Manual mode to learn what you can do in Present. When you use Manual mode, you can rename, reorder or hide canvases, and remove visualizations.
In Present, you can hide a canvas both in Auto mode and Manual mode.
What Do You Need?
- Access to Oracle Analytics
- Access to the Sales and Profit workbook created in the Create Workbook Canvases and Visualizations in Oracle Analytics tutorial or a workbook with multiple canvases and visualizations
Modify a Presentation Using Manual Mode
In this section, you create a presentation from an existing workbook with multiple canvases and make changes to the presentation.
- On the Home page, hover over the Sales and Profit workbook, click Actions
, and then click Open.
- In the workbook, click Edit
.
The workbook opens in Visualize.
Description of the illustration visualize.png - Click Present. In Present, click Switch to Manual mode
.
Reorder the Present Canvases
In this section, you change the order of the canvases displayed to the end user. While in Manual mode, the reordering change isn't implemented in the Visualize canvas.
- In the canvas area drag the Detailed Data canvas the first position and drag the Sales and Profit canvas to the third position.
Description of the illustration rearranged_canvases.png - Click Preview
.
Description of the illustration preview_rearranged_canvases.png
Duplicate a Canvas
In this section, you duplicate a canvas in Present.
- Click Edit
.
- In Present, hover over the Customer Sales canvas, click the canvas menu
, and then select Duplicate Canvas.
- On the Sales and Profit Copy 1 tab, click canvas menu
and select Rename.
- In the field delete Sales and Profit Copy 1, enter Corporate Sales, and then click the check.
Description of the illustration added_corp_sales_canvas.png - In the Corporate Sales canvas' dashboard filter, select Critical and High from Order Priority.
The Corporate sales canvas is out-of-sync with the Visualize canvases. You can duplicate the Customer Sales canvas in Visualize, rename the duplicate to Corporate Sales, select filters to use in the Corporate Sales canvas and then finalize the presentation in Present.
Description of the illustration corp_sales_filters.png A green asterisk
appears in the Corporate Sales canvas icon indicating a change from the base canvas.
- Click Save
.
Hide a Visualization
In this section, you hide a visualization in a Present canvas. In this example, removing the dashboard filter control visualization from the canvas stops end users from changing the filter values.
- With the Corporate Sales canvas selected, click Active Canvas.
- In the Visualizations section, remove the check from the Order Date, Order Priority, Product Sub Category, Customer Segment, City dashboard filter control visualization and remove the untitled visualization (the text box).
- Rearrange the visualizations on the page to eliminate the empty areas.
- Click Save. Click Preview.
Description of the illustration hidden_vizs.png
Revert to Active Auto Mode
- Click Edit
.
- In Present, click Switch to Auto Mode
.
- In the warning message, review the text and decide if you want to keep the changes made in manual mode or revert to the default settings in Present.
- Click OK to revert the changes.
Description of the illustration revert_to_auto_mode.png Oracle Analytics reverts the changes made using manual mode.
Description of the illustration reverted_presentation.png
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Create a Presentation Using Manual Mode in Oracle Analytics
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Learn how to create a presentation using Manual mode in Oracle Analytics.
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