The Perspective
Chart is rendered just as an image, meaning that the sliders do not move and hovering
over a data point does nothing. The Performance Map is a bit more interactive:
hovering over a rectangle does show the values for the two measures affecting size
and color. The user even has the ability to double-click on dimensions and change the
members and the Performance map will update accordingly, but there are no options
for modifying the values that affect the color, or to change the color scheme.
The Decomposition Tree, on the other hand, works exceptionally well in the
Standard client. Clicking on the plus sign in a box does indeed expand the children
of that item. The Pareto chart at the bottom is live and, while the bars in the Pareto
chart do not provide tooltips, clicking on one will make sure that value is visible
Figure 6-59 The Edit Hierarchy screen is used to select the members of the dimensions.
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even if it means reshuffling the boxes in order to make it appear. Clicking on a stack
on either end will deal the boxes just as it did in the Professional client.
Finally, the Standard version of the Decomposition Tree has one advantage over
the Professional client??™s Decomposition Tree: there is a Measure dropdown at the
top of the decomposition. This allows the user to easily change the measure without
rerunning the wizard (which doesn??™t exist in the Standard client).
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