Gain new perspectives with Drag-N-Drop Dimensions
The ability to move dimensions dynamically within a report, or make them a selection, criteria is enough to change the organization of the view, easily navigate the database, and uncover underlying information needed for decision-making. Dimensions, as well as members, can be pivoted by just dragging and dropping them to any location in the report and/or stacked upon one another. The member selections and orders are automatically retained, even when the dimensions are moved off the table as a selection criterion and then returned again later.

Search For and Select Members for Targeted Information Retrievals
OLAP outlines that were previously complicated to understand suddenly become clear and easy to search to select the members needed for analysis. The advanced Member Selection allows you to find the information you are looking for quickly and without having to know the database structure. Members can be searched by names, aliases, properties, user defined attributes (UDA's), attributes and level/generation names. Once found, selections can be made individually, on an outline position level or by Boolean filters with a simple click of the mouse button.

Filter Through Large Data Sets with Advanced Sorting
Organizing data in an easy to understand format can be quickly achieved with both basic and advanced sorting functionalities. Simple ascending/descending sorts can be done on value, rank, outline order and/or alphabetically. Members can be selected based on their value or combination of values by using the value range option. To conduct top/bottom analyses (Pareto), Executive Viewer provides a variety of options to select from, including by number, % contribution and more. All sorting options have the ability to add a dynamically calculated total at the end of the selection.

Explore Detailed Data with Drill-Up, Drill-Down and Relational Drill-Through
Easy Drilling. Drilling up and down with Easy Drilling provides one-click access to supporting data within the OLAP cube. Those members who have information above or below them are easily identified with an arrow for those not familiar with the database structure.