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FIGURE 8-51
A Stacked Bar Chart with Top 10 filter.
Creating a dashboard
You are now ready to create a dashboard, the vehicle you use to show PerformancePoint objects to
business users. Dashboards are nothing but PerformancePoint Services Web Parts put together on
a Web Part page with connections configured between the parts to create interactivity. Dashboards
are ASPX pages. You must have Designer-level permissions on the SharePoint site to deploy the
dashboard.
Note
SharePoint Designer also has Web Part pages but does not support creating con-
nections between PerformancePoint Web Parts. Also, remember that differences between
these authoring tools can be confusing; they are different tools, and their terminology and
concepts vary.
You can use the following exercise to put Web Parts together and then configure the connections.
Web Part connections include:
Get Value From
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Send Values To
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