As you get ready for next holiday season, here’s a pointless Halloween Dashboard created using an area chart in SAP Dashboards. If you really have nothing better to do with your time, here’s the original file. Have fun!
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Thank you Tim!
BTW: What version of Dashboard Design did you use to create the Pumpkin Analytics? I was trying Version 6.0.0.0 Build: 14,0,2,364 and was told this was done in a newer version and would not let me open the file.
Thanks,
-Mark
Mark,
I apologize! I’m using a dev build of the next version, to test out the HTML capabilities — I hadn’t realized that the files couldn’t be opened by the current version… I’ll try to find some way around that…
Mark,
I fixed it, I think (a bit of a hack) — should work now… regards,
Timo
Thank you, Timo! That did the trick — Happy Halloween!
Wow, that’s certainly one use of Xcelsius I’ve not considered.
The right day/night to appreciate this evil dashboard. Enjoying… }:-)