AudienceView Documentation

• Masking Payment Methods
• Creating a BI Query
• Working with BI Criteria
  • Searching for BI Criteria
  • Adding Criteria to a BI Query
  • Example - Customer Query
  • Using Relative Dates and Times with a BI Query
  • Deleting BI Criteria
• Working with BI Filters
  • Searching for a BI Filter
  • Adding a Filter to a BI Query
  • Example Session Filter - Filtering Customers by Create User
  • Example Filter - Filtering Performances by Venue and Date Range
  • Deleting a BI Filter
• Working with BI Formulas
  • Creating a BI Formula
  • Modifying a BI Formula
  • Deleting a BI Formula
• Working with Result Members
  • Adding New Result Members to a BI Query
  • Sorting, Grouping or Totalling Result Members
  • Sorting Results by Data Not Included as a Result Member
  • Defining an Aggregate Function
  • Creating a Pivot Extract (Display Types)
    • Example Pivot Extract -- Customers with Same Last Name in Same City
    • Example Pivot Extract -- Sales by Postal Code
  • Deleting Result Members
• Running a BI Query
• AudienceView Charting
  • Creating an AudienceView Chart
  • Example Chart BIs
  • Modifying the Chart Output
  • AudienceView Charting Options
  • Working with AudienceView Charts
  • Saving an AudienceView Chart
  • Printing an AudienceView Chart
  • Emailing an AudienceView Chart
• Saving a BI Query
• Saving a BI Query to a Folder (Custom Searches)
• Scheduling a BI Query
  • Configuration of the Business Intelligence Scheduler
  • Scheduling Business Intelligence Queries
  • Defining the Number of Concurrently Scheduled Queries
• Creating a Customer Correspondence Extract (Prior to AudienceView 6.8.10)
• Joining BI Queries
• Copying a Saved Query
• Deleting a Saved Query

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Common functions

• Depending on the type of graph/chart that you're using, clicking on a legend item will:
  • Show or hide values.
  • Show or hide columns/segments/areas of the graph/chart.

Pie/Doughnut Charts

• To rotate the chart, right-click on it and select Enable Rotation.
• Pie charts can be exploded by clicking on an individual piece or the label/legend associated with the piece.
  • If you are have enabled rotation, you will have to right-click on the chart and select Enable Slicing Movement.
• If the original pie chart was 3D, you can switch between 2D and 3D by right-clicking on the chart and selecting View 2D or View 3D.
  • If the chart was originally 2D, you cannot view it in 3D.

Bar Graphs (Vertical and Horizontal Columns)

• To rotate a 3D graph, click on it and drag it to the desired position.
  • To stop the graph from scaling, right-click on it and select Disable Auto-scaling.

Zoom Line Graphs

• By clicking on the graph and highlighting a section, you can zoom in to see more detailed information.
• By right-clicking on the graph and selecting Enable Pin Mode, you can highlight a section of the chart and a ghost of the selected line segment will be imprinted on the graph. This enables you to compare the pinned segment with the rest of the chart by scrolling through. Pinned segments can also be dragged to any part of the graph.