Introduction to multi-panel analysis
In a multi-panel analysis, you can display up to 16 analyses simultaneously.
Multi-panel analyses enable you to quickly gain an overview of the relationships between analysis elements, for example, evaluation of a measure with different dimensions. Alternatively, you can compare an analysis in different views or set different result filters for the same analysis.
The individual analyses are each displayed in separate panels, which you can set independently of one another.
You can set measures, dimensions, and a result filter for a panel in the same way as for simple analyses. By contrast, set process types and filters apply to all panels in a multi-panel analysis.
An interactive filter is also available in multi-panel analyses.
You can save the settings for the entire multi-panel analysis or each individual panel as a favorite.
Available favorites can be displayed in a panel.
Each panel has its own toolbar, which is hidden by default. To display the toolbar, move the mouse pointer to the top edge of the panel.
An active panel is highlighted by a colored margin and a title in bold.