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Importance of Web Intelligence Contexts
With calculation contexts in web intelligence we are able to generate powerful reports quick and easily.
Let’s take an example where we have the following dimensions (year, quarter, product) and measure (revenue).
We can easily build a table to represent the sales revenue for each product in that quarter and year.
Now what if we wanted to display the sales revenue in a different context. For example we might want to display the highest quarter’s revenue each year.
You can add an aggregate row that happens after each year and retreive the highest quarter’s revenue from there.