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5 Preview your data and assign data types 6 Save your imported data
Each column of data is automatically identified as a Click Continue, navigate to a location within
business concept, such as Product or Employee Analytics Desktop to save the imported data, then
(called an attribute), or a business measure, such as give it a name. Click OK.
Revenue or Profit (called a metric).
You can change these determinations for your data.
Hover the cursor over the header of the data column,
click the arrow icon, and select either Attribute or
Metric.
7 Preview your data and assign data types 8 Save your imported data
Click the Execute SQL icon . Click Continue, navigate to a location within
Analytics Desktop to save the imported data, then
Each column of data is automatically identified as a give it a name. Click OK.
business concept, such as Product or Employee
(called an attribute) or a business measure, such as
Revenue or Profit (called a metric) .
You can change these determinations for your data.
Hover the cursor over the header of the data column,
click the arrow icon, and select either Attribute or
Metric.
Share your dashboard and dataset with other Analytics Desktop users
From the Tools menu, point to Export, then select MicroStrategy File. Click Save. Depending on your browser, you
may need to navigate to a location to save your dashboard and dataset, give it a name, then click Save.
Other users can quickly import your dashboard and dataset into their own Analytics Desktop environments, then
perform their own analyses.
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