You can exercise some fine grained control over the actual data that appears in the ExpressView. This article applies to versions of the application released prior to v2021.1

All built-in functions are listed here.

Linked Reports are reports linked from cells or charts as a means of exploring data points by "drilling down" into their background data.

This article lists all the available keyboard shortcuts in the Web Application User Interface and describes their behavior in their applicable contexts.

Data Objects are the tables, views, methods, stored procedures, functions and custom SQL made accessible from the Data Sources for reports. This article applies to the Admin Console > Data > Objects settings.

Endpoints for the manipulation of Data Objects (also known as "Entities") in the REST API.

Incremental loading limits the amount of data that is returned for each database query. This allows users to load reports incrementally, starting with a small set of rows and adding more in steps as desired. Incremental loading can shorten the amount of time it takes a report to load and be usable. It can also help reduce continuous load on a database which may improve load balancing performance.

This article serves as a glossary of error messages that may be displayed during the configuration or use of Exago BI. A list of potential causes and remedies is also included.

A reference guide that lists the most important enumerated types and lists of constants that are used throughout the API.

The Database Settings allow administrators to adjust how Exago interfaces with its Data Sources. Additional type-specific settings allow you to specify which driver to utilize when connecting to each data source.

This reference guide describes the structure of the base configuration file (typically WebReports.xml), for all nodes outside of the node. Use this guide if you build or edit your config XML directly, without using the Admin Console.

A visualization is a graphical representation of data that can be designed directly on the Dashboard canvas without first creating a report.

The Feature/UI settings allow administrators to hide various features in the user interface.

Learn how to style ExpressViews in a variety of ways. This article applies to versions of the application released prior to v2021.1.

Dashboards are a way to combine several related reports into one unified viewing space. Existing reports can be added to a Dashboard, and new Visualizations can be created directly on the Dashboard itself. Images, text, other web sites, and interactive filters can also be added.