Create OTBI Cross-Analysis Filter
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I have two existing analyses in Oracle Fusion OTBI that must be filtered together through a single column so I can explore the results side-by-side for deeper data analysis. The goal is to pass a value chosen in one analysis (or a dashboard prompt) directly to the other, ensuring both refresh in sync and stay consistent even when end users drill or pivot.
Here is where I’m at:
• Both analyses are already built and saved in the same dashboard page.
• What’s missing is the joining filter: a prompt or column filter that seamlessly binds them, whether through a master-detail link, a presentation variable, or any method you find most reliable inside OTBI.
• Once complete, I need to understand the steps so I can replicate the approach with future reports.
Deliverables I expect:
1. A working OTBI report/dashboard demonstrating the shared filter in action.
2. A brief walkthrough (recorded session or concise document) outlining the key configuration steps, variables used, and any caveats.
I’ll provide screen-share access to the Oracle Fusion instance and can test your changes in real time. If you’ve previously linked multiple OTBI analyses with presentation variables, dashboard prompts, or master-detail events, that’s exactly the expertise I’m after.
Here is where I’m at:
• Both analyses are already built and saved in the same dashboard page.
• What’s missing is the joining filter: a prompt or column filter that seamlessly binds them, whether through a master-detail link, a presentation variable, or any method you find most reliable inside OTBI.
• Once complete, I need to understand the steps so I can replicate the approach with future reports.
Deliverables I expect:
1. A working OTBI report/dashboard demonstrating the shared filter in action.
2. A brief walkthrough (recorded session or concise document) outlining the key configuration steps, variables used, and any caveats.
I’ll provide screen-share access to the Oracle Fusion instance and can test your changes in real time. If you’ve previously linked multiple OTBI analyses with presentation variables, dashboard prompts, or master-detail events, that’s exactly the expertise I’m after.
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