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This is the first post after the Tip of the Week blog’s summer hiatus. We are back now and will start out with a series of tips related to using Text Areas to create Guided Analysis files. In this first tip back we will discuss how to create new Property...
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Last week we saw an example of an Analytic Application, leveraging many components of the TIBCO Spotfire platform. This solution was deployed via the Web Player and integrated inside a Web site ( our User Community site ). This week we will follow the...
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Spotfire is a very robust platform, which enables you to build interactive and visual analytic applications. One of the nice things about the Spotfire platform is there are many different features and components which you can leverage as you are building...
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By default Property Controls cannot be attached to a marking selection. However, by combining Script Controls with Property Controls, we can create the desired functionality. The first step is to create the Property Control(s). There are a variety of...
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There are many times when you want to use a Property Control to display a list of Columns, but only show a subset of Columns rather than all of them. This could be because only certain columns are relevant for your analysis, or it could be because you...
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Using Script Controls can really increase the analytic power of your Spotfire files and make it easier for people to search for insight. Since an entire script is wrapped in a single transaction, tasks like looping through filters will only update the...
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Ever want to use a Horizontal Bar Chart in TIBCO Spotfire? Sure, you can use the SDK to build a custom visualization, but that is alot of overhead. With the ability to execute S+ and R from within the Spotfire platform, there is an easier way to accomplish...
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Last week we discussed how to create cascading Property Control Drop downs using Data On-Demand. This is done using Information Links. If you do not use Information Links, this week’s tip will show you how to accomplish this without using Information...
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One of the nice features of TIBCO Spotfire 3.1 is the enhanced ability to load data on-demand. In previous versions, when loading data from an Information Link, you could prompt a user to select specific values to load. The downside of this is when you...
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There are many times a user may only want to see one specific plot at a given point in time. In this scenario, you can create all the different types of plots a user may want to see and link them from a cover page using bookmarks. However, it takes a...
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One of the updates from version 3.0 to 3.1 is that Text Areas now use HTML rather than RTF (Rich Text Format). However, there is no way to enter raw HTML directly in the Text Area. By using a combination of a Property Control (to enter the HTML) and a...
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Property Controls are very useful for allowing consumers to affect values in an analysis file, like what to display on a given axis, but they do not work directly with marking or filtering. However, it is possible to hook property controls up to affect...
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In this week's post, we will introduce you to another excited new feature of TIBCO Spotfire 3.1, Conditional Coloring. Let’s assume you have a Data Table which provides sales data for a particular store. The sales are broken up into three separate...
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Last week we discussed an important new concept in TIBCO Spotfire version 3.1, scenario analysis. This week we will continue learning about new 3.1 features by discussing another type of analytics: Predictive Analytics. With TIBCO Spotfire version 3.1...
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I’d like to be one of the first to start introducing you to the amazing new features of TIBCO Spotfire Professional 3.1. This will kick off an arc of tips related to 3.1 features. This tip will introduce you to the updated Property capabilities. If you...
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