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This option allows a user to brows the datasets which have been loaded into the connected Registry. The browse button presents a drop down of all datasets by Agency, or datasets grouped by category. Both are shown below: | This option allows a user to brows the datasets which have been loaded into the connected Registry. The browse button presents a drop down of all datasets by Agency, or datasets grouped by category. Both are shown below: | ||
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Revision as of 05:04, 13 July 2021
Prerequisites
To use the Data Explorer, you need to have installed the FXL add-in and connected to a Registry from the FusionXL tab in an Excel workbook. Click here to learn how to do that. You do not need to login to use the Data Explorer.
The image below shows the Connected Registry along with the name of the logged in user.
To view all the available options below, a dataset needs to be selected as shown in the image. In this case the dataset for WB:Poverty has been loaded from the Metadata Technology demo site.
Features Overview
| Button | Function | Usage |
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Browse Dataset | Allows the user to load an existing dataset. Once a dataset has been loaded the additional buttons, Info, Create Query and Query History will appear. |
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My Dataset History | Displays details of recently opened datasets. |
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Dataset Info | Provides information about the selected dataset. |
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Create Query | Allows users to open the Data Query Builder |
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My Query History | Displays details of recently opened datasets. |
These functions are grouped into two areas.
Browsing Dataset
This option allows a user to brows the datasets which have been loaded into the connected Registry. The browse button presents a drop down of all datasets by Agency, or datasets grouped by category. Both are shown below:
On selecting a dataset it is possible to find out more information, create a query, or view the recent query history against this dataset.
