Users can add dynamic text in Illustrate, which is driven by the data in specified grid visuals. It can then be saved and added to presentations and publications to provide context and explanations.
Dynamic text can also be configured on-the-fly from within Present and Publish. This provides a convenient way to add data driven texts while building your reports.
Building Dynamic Text
- See Build Dynamic Text for instructions on configuring dynamic text in Illustrate
- Refer to Dynamic Text Functions for a list of various functions and formats that can be used to build your dynamic texts
- Refer to Dynamic Text Properties for information about the various display options in the Properties panel
- Refer to Dynamic Functions to learn how to build PQL functions in Illustrate
- To review the dynamic functions, see Dynamic PQL Functions
Using Dynamic Text
Once you have created your dynamic text, you can integrate it into your presentations and publications. For example, this allows you to change the size or color of some text in response to a slicer selection: