How Drilling and Expanding Affects Other Table, Graph, and Geographical Map Features

SAS Web Report Studio shows if a filter or rank has been defined for a data item. In either the Categories or Data Item list in the Filter and Rank dialog box, you see the funnel icon () if the filter is in effect. If you have performed a drill or expand operation on a data item that has masked the effect of the filter, then this icon becomes dimmed. This tells you that the filter is defined, but it is not currently in effect. If you select a data item with a disabled filter, a message tells you that the filter is not in effect and gives a general explanation of why.

When you define conditional highlighting, there is an option to apply the rule either to the selected levels of displayed dimensions or to any level of displayed dimensions. In the Conditional Highlighting dialog box, there are two selections for rule assignment: All hierarchy levels or Selected hierarchy levels.

Note that if you choose the Selected hierarchy levels option, then you can click Select to open the dialog box that lets you specify your selections. For more information about table values, see Managing Conditional Highlighting for Table Values. For more information about graph values, see Managing Conditional Highlighting for Graph Values.

As you expand or drill and display different levels in a table or a graph, conditional highlighting rules continue to be applied based on the rule assignment that you specified.

When you specify totals or subtotals, they are applied and affect every level of the displayed table. As you navigate the table by drilling and expanding, the total, subtotal, or both are reflected at the currently displayed level.

When you drill and expand in a table, any percent of total calculations are updated to reflect the values that are relevant to the currently displayed hierarchy level.

You can indirectly remove panning or zooming in a geographical map by drilling or expanding. For example, you drill into a region (or pan to a certain area) and then use the breadcrumb to drill up. The drill-up operation takes you back to the state that the geographical map was in before you performed the drill and pan operations. You are not positioned in the panned results when you drill up.