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Report Builder | Tables exercise | Create a table based on a cube, and apply interactive sorting
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Software ==> | Report Builder (42 exercises) |
Version ==> | RB 3 or RB 2016 |
Topic ==> | Tables (6 exercises) |
Level ==> | Relatively easy |
Subject ==> | Report Builder training |
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If you haven't already done so, restore the database in the above folder into Analysis Services in Management Studio (not for copying or commercial use). The database should contain 3 dimensions and one cube called MAM.
Create a report which consists of a single table listing out total quantity sold by species and year:

You'll need to insert a row at the top of your report, and merge its cells to get the title.
Now apply interactive sorting so that you can sort each column easily:

Here we've sorted the data in descending quantity sold order.
To do this, think where you would right-click to apply interactive sorting.
Save this report as Simple table, then close it down.