Sap Lumira Designer 2.X (Design Studio)

Building Dashboards and Applications using SAP Lumira Designer 2.X (Design Studio)

What you'll learn
Building Dashboards and Applications using SAP Lumira Designer 2.X (Design Studio)
Positioning and Architecture
Working with Data Sources , Cross tabs and Info chart
Working with Navigation Panel and Dimension filter
Working with Container,Tab , Grid, Text and Image components
Creating dynamic behavior with radio buttons
Introduction to simple scripting
Using scripting with List Boxes and Radio Button Groups
Using conditional execution statements to enhance your script
Displaying Report Information, master data values and using local variables
Working with Geo Maps and Scorecards
Interoperability between Lumira Discovery and Designer with the LUMX format
Requirements
General Understanding of Enterprise reporting ecosystem
Access to the tool to follow along with the sections
Description
Hello there and Welcome to Lumira Designer, previously known as SAP Design studio. Now SAP has combined both Lumira and Design studio into one add on to the BI server. The new names are Lumira Discovery and Lumira Designer.Lumira Designer is fully loaded and extendable. You can create enterprise grade, Interactive Dashboards and Analysis applications to name a few. It comes dialed in with 8 categories and 44 components including charts, container components, filters, UI components, geo maps, Scorecards and many more. It has advanced and easy to use scripting capabilities to build interactive functionality between the components, data sources and reports. Different users can easily collaborate and corroborate in the development of the reporting stories(requirements) and enhancing the dashboard and application design. It is possible to import 3rd party components and geo maps to add your own flavors and specific additions.Engaging Teaching: Expressive and immersive teaching with demonstrations and learning toolsSmall, purposeful videos, packed with information, designed specifically for a virtual self paced audience.Sections have been designed for the student to follow along , with attention to minor details

Overview

Section 1: SAP Lumira Designer 2.X - Positioning, Architecture and Data sources

Lecture 1 Positioning, Architecture and Data sources

Lecture 2 How to access Lumira Designer and it's configuration's

Lecture 3 Local Mode Operation

Lecture 4 BI Platform Mode Operation

Lecture 5 Design Studio Walk through

Lecture 6 LUMX Format Benefits

Section 2: Introduction to Data Sources , Cross tabs and Info chart

Lecture 7 Introduction to the Use case

Lecture 8 How to Create a Data Connection to HANA

Lecture 9 How to Create a Data connection to BW

Lecture 10 Create an Analysis Application

Lecture 11 Add and configure data source 1

Lecture 12 Add and configure data source 2

Lecture 13 Add analytic components(cross tab ,info chart ) to the report's canvas

Lecture 14 Assign and configure data source to the analytic components

Lecture 15 Test the report

Lecture 16 Make cosmetic changes (color, size, font) using CSS and Properties

Section 3: Working with Navigation Panel and Dimension filter

Lecture 17 Introduction to the Use case

Lecture 18 Creating a new application from your 1st application

Lecture 19 Adding Navigation Panel and Dimension filter to the report

Lecture 20 Assigning data source to Navigation Panel and Dimension Filter

Lecture 21 Save and run the Report

Lecture 22 Test the functionality of The dimension filter and the navigation panel

Lecture 23 Testing advanced Features in the Navigation panel

Section 4: Working with Container,Tab , Grid, Text and Image components

Lecture 24 Introduction to the Use case

Lecture 25 Creating a new application

Lecture 26 Add and edit data source 1

Lecture 27 Add and edit data source 2

Lecture 28 Inserting a Panel and adding images and text components

Lecture 29 Using CSS to make cosmetic changes to the components

Lecture 30 Inserting a Tab component and adding tabs

Lecture 31 Adding a Grid layout with 4 sections(2 rows and columns)

Lecture 32 Adding a Filter Panel, a Crosstab and two Info Charts to Tab 1

Lecture 33 Assign data source 1 to all the components in the Tab 1

Lecture 34 Adding a Crosstab, an Info Chart and a Filter Line to the Tab 2

Lecture 35 Assign data source 2 to all the components in the Tab 2

Lecture 36 Save and run the Report

Section 5: Creating dynamic behavior with radio buttons

Lecture 37 Introduction to the Use case

Lecture 38 Creating a new application from your 3rd application

Lecture 39 Add and edit data source 3

Lecture 40 Add an extra tab and add image and text components to the report

Lecture 41 Add text and data points to the report

Lecture 42 Add and program the Radio Button Group

Lecture 43 Save and run the Report

Section 6: Introduction to simple scripting

Lecture 44 Introduction to the Use case

Lecture 45 Creating a new application from your 4th application

Lecture 46 Create a button and enabling the prompt dialog box

Lecture 47 Adding script to the button to bring up the Prompt(filter)

Lecture 48 Programming the Cross tab to perform dynamic filtering based on user selection

Lecture 49 Save and run the Report

Section 7: Using scripting with List Boxes and Radio Button Groups

Lecture 50 Introduction to the Use case

Lecture 51 Creating a new application from your 5th application

Lecture 52 Adding list box to the report

Lecture 53 Populate the list boxes on startup of the application using Script

Lecture 54 Programming to enable user selection on the List box

Lecture 55 Adding, Populating and Enabling user selection for the Radio button group

Lecture 56 Save and run the Report

Section 8: Using conditional execution statements to enhance your script

Lecture 57 Introduction to the Use case

Lecture 58 Creating a new application from your 6th application

Lecture 59 Create a Button and name it

Lecture 60 Add logic to the button to hide/un hide an analytic component with script

Lecture 61 Programming the list box to conditionally hide/ un hide radio button group

Lecture 62 Save and run the Report

Section 9: Displaying Report Information, master data values and using local variables

Lecture 63 Introduction to the Use case

Lecture 64 Creating a new application from your 7th application

Lecture 65 Creating a Popup and Text boxes

Lecture 66 Creating checkbox logic, variables and assigning values

Lecture 67 Save and run the Report

Section 10: Advanced: Geo Maps. Scorecards and Interoperability

Lecture 68 Introduction to the Use case

Lecture 69 Geo Maps - Using the default Map

Lecture 70 Geo Maps - Using Multiple Geo Layers

Lecture 71 Geo Maps - Programming the interactivity on the Map

Lecture 72 Scorecard - Basics

Lecture 73 Scorecard - Available options for look and feel , data , presentation and more

Lecture 74 Scorecard - Using a Fraction pie chart

Lecture 75 Scorecard - How to use a Trend line, Delta bar, Threshold and more UI Parameters

Lecture 76 Inter- operability between Lumira discover and Designer

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