In this article we will continue our exploration of ProClarity in the same hands-on manner, with a focus on exposing more of the rich analysis and reporting capabilities of the application.
First, we will return to the point at which we left our “tour” at the end of Part I, and finish discussing some features from the rudimentary perspective of the Budget cube. Next, we’ll move our examination to a cube with a bit more complexity, and take advantage of the opportunities that this avails to experience additional features of the application.
 

The topics within this article will include:

• An introduction to several additional features that are available within ProClarity to provide for analyzing, and creating enterprise reporting components from, data in MSAS cubes;
• Various use and navigation tips for the ProClarity interface in analyzing, and reporting from, MSAS cubes;
• Practice examples of uses for the ProClarity functionality that we expose.

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About the Series:

This article is a member of the series Introduction to MSSQL Server 2000 Analysis Services. The series is designed to provide hands-on application of the fundamentals of MS SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services, with each installment progressively adding features and techniques designed to meet specific real - world needs. For more information on the series, as well as the hardware / software requirements to prepare for the exercises we will undertake, please see my initial article, Creating Our First Cube.

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