A dynamic
item is a placeholder for text that will be generated from data when
the report is viewed. You can include dynamic text in a header or
a footer, which enables you to include information such as the name
and description of the data source that is supplying the data for
the report, the date that the report was last refreshed, and the report
author.
Dynamic Text Options and Examples provides more information about each of the dynamic text
choices.Dynamic Text Options and Examples
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The name of the
relational or multidimensional data source that is being used to provide
data for the tables, graphs, and maps in the report section.
The dynamic text option
does not provide the data source name for a stored process.
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If available,
the description of the relational or multidimensional data source
that is being used to provide data for the tables, graphs, and maps
in the report section.
The dynamic text option does not
provide the data source description for a stored process.
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Performance information
for Orion customers from 2003 to 2008. Includes sales revenue and
costs for geographic, product, time, and customer demographic breakdowns.
Created for Sales and Marketing.
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Date the data
was last refreshed
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The date and
time that the query for data was last sent to the underlying source
of data.
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Wednesday, February
20, 2008 3:07:57 PM GMT−05:00
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If available,
the name of the report author. Otherwise, the user ID of the report
author is used.
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The date and
time that the report was last saved.
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Wednesday, February
20, 2008 1:42:46 PM EST
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If available,
the description of the report.
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Provides U.S.
management with a high−level view of delivery performance across
all products.
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Delivery Performance
for US Gold Customers in 2008
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