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Super-charged pivot tables in Amazon QuickSight

AWS Big Data

This involved migrating complex tables and pivot tables, helping them slice and dice large datasets and deliver pixel-perfect views of their data to their stakeholders. For example, a customer 360 report sliced by different regions. For more details, refer to here. Get started and stay updated!

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Business Intelligence for Marketing: Offer Efficient Work

FineReport

More price details could refer to the quote-based price page. Marketing analysis dashboards of Zoho Analytics offer you an option to slice and dice your marketing data the way you want. Moreover, the analysis could offer a reference for following marketing strategies. Cost analysis of marketing (by FineReport).

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The How-To Guide for Cleaning and Preparing Data for Analysis

Juice Analytics

This is also a good place to keep lookup tables, references, and links to sources. Solution : Either use a nested IF() function and reference a lookup table or use the SWITCH() function. Your data table needs to include enough details to support the slicing and dicing you want to do. Add a sheet to document your changes.

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Reporting Analytics vs. Financial Reporting: Is There a Difference?

Jet Global

It’s also helpful to be able to “slice and dice” income statements by segregating information for different company divisions, product lines, or subsidiaries. Multi-dimensional analysis is sometimes referred to as “OLAP”, which stands for “online analytical processing.”

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The Complete Digital Analytics Ecosystem: How To Win Big

Occam's Razor

Traffic sources, like keywords, referring sites, campaigns, countries, are examples of dimensions. You need to slice! You need to dice! Repeat after me: Slice, dice, drill!! A dimension is, typically, an attribute of the Visitor to your website. You need to drill!

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The Art of Data Storytelling

Juice Analytics

In the traditional story spine, they refer to it as “because of that…”; for analytics, we call it “slicing-and-dicing.” Either way, what happens in the next part of your data story is clear: addressing conflict. When it comes to data stories, act two is the back-and-forth exploration of the problem.

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Move Beyond Excel, PowerPoint And Static Business Reporting with Powerful Interactive Dashboards

datapine

They enable you to easily visualize your data, filter on-demand, and slice and dice your data to dig deeper. Sometimes referred to as nested charts, they are especially useful in tables, where you can access additional drilldown options such as aggregated data for categories/breakdowns (e.g.