The interactive analysis feature in Quick BI enables data analysts to dynamically interact with data in dashboards through operations such as drilling down, linking, and jumping. This helps analysts quickly identify problems and discover correlations within data.
Function Introduction
Quick BI supports the following interactive features.
Interaction type | Description |
Story Builder presents charts created in dashboards in the form of storylines, which can display the overall analysis approach in a single report. For example: In projects that require periodic attention, you can use Story Builder to gradually add data views and analytical insights for each stage, helping business personnel understand the latest status and development trends of the project. | |
In actual data analytics, analysts often first grasp the direction of business problems from the macro level of the dashboard, and then use drill-down operations to gradually drill down to detailed data to locate specific problems. For example: In a company's sales dashboard, you can drill down by geographic dimension from area granularity to province granularity to view sales in each province. | |
Linking operations allow users to dynamically update the content of one or more charts through interaction or condition selection in another chart. For example: In a sales dashboard, if you want to view different information such as sales and transportation costs for a specific area like East China, you can link other chart components by selecting the East China region on a map chart. | |
By clicking on a data point in the current dashboard, users can directly navigate to another chart component, dashboard, or external link to view detailed information associated with the current data point. For example: When viewing a company's sales dashboard, you can use the jump operation to view detailed order information for a specific product type. If you click on office supplies, the system will automatically jump to the order profit details report and only display all orders with the product type of office supplies. | |
The circle selection feature helps you select multiple data points and cells at once for subsequent interactive analysis, such as view only, annotation, linking, drilling down, and more. For example:
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In Quick BI, cross tables support data entry events: When you add a data entry event to a cross table, you can enter data content into the target database to complete data entry. |
