The OLAP Reporting Tool is a very good tool for analyzing data.
See the video demonstrations, the manual and the slide show for
information about how to use it.
Since OLAP Reporting Tool is an integrated part in four of my other
products, also refer to
Calendar
Browser, HelpDesk OSP, PF HelpDesk
andTimeCardfor more demonstrations on how this tool can be
used.
The application connects to a .cub file or
directly to Microsoft Analysis Services. Nothing is
installed on the client – simply run the executable,
and it will look for .cub files or let you connect to MS
Analysis Services.
You download the fully functional version of OLAP Reporting Tool, and you may evaluate it for 90 days. Then it will stop functioning if you don't
purchase a license and register the application.
If you are upgrading, just replace your old OLAPReporting.exe with the new one, and then you can continue working with the tool and use all your old reports and settings. If you had a free version earlier you have to
pay for OLAP Reporting version 3, though.
If you don't intend to use Analysis Services, unzip the downloaded file
in a folder where there is also a .cub file. Without a
.cub file or Analysis Services OLAP Reporting does not do
anything! If you want
to try the application before you enter your own data, you can
download and use
the cubes below.
In the
OLAP Reporting manual
there is a description on how to create your own
cube if you have the data in an Access database.
On
the Microsoft Office site you can find information
on how to
create a cube from a .txt file.
