The home page provides an
object inspector
that enables you to quickly find more information about an object
when you click it. You can see a description of the report or exploration,
where the report or exploration is saved, who the author is, and when
the report or exploration was modified. A small toolbar lets you add
the report or exploration to your favorites or set it as your preferred
starting page. Note that when you set a favorite, the icon turns yellow
(
).
Your role and capabilities
determine the availability of other actions on the toolbar (such as
viewing, editing, or opening) in the object inspector. For more information
about roles and capabilities, see the
SAS Visual Analytics: Administration Guide.
Here is an example
of what you might see for a report when generic thumbnails are used
The Object Inspector on the Home Page
If you have the Report
Viewing role and the View Report and Stored Process capability, then
the toolbar enables you to open a report in SAS Visual Analytics Viewer
by clicking
Open.
If you have the Analysis,
Data Building, or Administration role and the Create Report and Explore
Data capabilities, then the toolbar in the object inspector enables
you to do the following:
-
Edit a
report, which opens the report in SAS Visual Analytics Designer so
that you can edit or change the objects in the report.
-
View a
report or stored process, which opens the report in SAS Visual Analytics
Viewer.
-
Open for
an exploration, which displays SAS Visual Analytics Explorer.
-
Click
to add the report, exploration, or stored process
to your list of favorites. When the icon is yellow (
), click to remove the object from your list of favorites.
-
Click
to set (or clear) the report, exploration, or stored
process as the initial screen when you start SAS Visual Analytics.
All users who
have the Add Comments capability
can add
Comments to any content type or view
existing comments about the content type using the link in the lower
right of the object inspector. You cannot comment on folders or favorite
groups.