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BOX-310 -
3 days -
Instructor-led (classroom)
XC24008 - BusinessObjects Xcelsius 2008 Enterprise: Core & Connectivity
Price: 1,725
Table of Contents
Introduction
Audience
Prerequisites
Certified Professional Exams
Student Materials
Course Outline
Introduction
This three-day instructor-led course is designed to provide you with an understanding of how to create interactive visualizations based on Microsoft Excel workbooks using BusinessObjects Xcelsius Enterprise 2008.
A series of interactive content, demonstrations, examples and review quizzes will help you better understand how to use Xcelsius.
The business benefit of this course is that users with data in Microsoft Excel workbooks will be able to quickly create visualizations and dashboards with minimal effort.
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Audience
The course is intended for inexperienced BusinessObjects Xcelsius Enterprise 2008 users who need to acquire proficiency with building interactive visualizations based on Microsoft Excel workbooks.
Users of Xcelsius Present 2008, Xcelsius Engage 2008, and Xcelsius Engage - Server 2008 may find this course useful, but should first consider a course intended for their specific software.
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Prerequisites
While not required for this course, experience with these products
or technologies will be helpful: Microsoft Excel
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Certified Professional Exams
No exam currently exists for this course.
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Student Materials
The student kit includes a comprehensive workbook and other necessary materials
for this class.
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Course Outline
Creating a Model
Producing interactive visualizations of your data
Getting around in Xcelsius
Working with your Excel workbook
Visualizing data with charts
Using Xcelsius Components
Distributing your Xcelsius Visualization
Applying best practices for designing models
Formatting a Model
Applying formatting options
Using themes and templates to apply formatting
Adding Interactivity to a Model
Using selectors
Adding dynamic visibility
Troubleshooting
Creating a Connected Model
Using live data sources
Connecting to XML Data
Connecting to data using an existing Web Service
Connecting to Crystal Reports data
Connecting to BusinessObjects Universes using Query as a Web Service
Using Live Office data
Using other connectivity components
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