Can I use Talend to display indicators in dashboard? - reporting

Can I use Talend to display indicators in dashboard ? If not, which tool can I have to use?

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How can I connect Microsoft PowerApps with Power Point

I want to export data from PowerApps to PowerPoint. Is there any possible way to do that?
This is not possible in PowerApps as you will be needing a connector that can generate these PowerPoint files.
You can however use third party APIs like Aspose Slides or Open XML and use Power Automate Flow to pass your data and retrieve the PowerPoint output.

interactive report filter text is not getting translated in Oracle APEX Application translation

I have a problem in french translation of an application. The application is translated completely fine, but when we run an Interactive Report, the string showing current filter is still in English, not in French. See the following screen shot
Is there a way that we can translate the string showing filter text (in this example "Running" and "Highlight Failed")? Can someone please help with this?
Thanks in Advance.
Interactive Report and Interactive Grid settings are being set in the frontend rather than the backend where all the translation logic is located. Therefore, I don't think it is possible to do this with the standard APEX translation methods.
If you have a basic Report with only little customatization and you really need to translate these filters, I would suggest to create two Reports in the Backend, one for the english version, one for the french version, and use the language application item (usually FSP_LANGUAGE_PREFERENCE) to display one or another.
If you have a complicated report with several private reports or heavy customization, I would advise against this solution and just use both language to name your Report settings like you did in your example.
Another option would be to use Javascript to rename the display filter. Try $('.a-IG-controlsLabel[data-setting="highlight"]') to select the appropriate items. However, it will be kind of hard to find the correct event handlers to trigger this at the right moment.

OBIEE 12c: Dashboard Prompting to change analysis view

Hope you could help me with the following question:
I have an analysis, which is run with 2 different data aggregation: by region or by ownership.
Currently I built 2 separate analysis to show both views.
But is there any way I can customize a prompt to let users choose which view they want to see? The dropdown will look like "Region view"/"Ownership" view & depending on the choice report view would show columns with regions or with owners.
Thank you!
What you're looking for is an out-of-the box view type in the analysis which is called a "View Selector" and which shows the logical name of the views of the analysis you let people select.
It's not a dashboard prompt. While it's possible to do it in a dashboard prompt that means a lot of weird config instead of just using the tool as it's built and designed.

Displaying Images in CruiseControl.NET dashboard

I am trying to display the results of running NDepend on CruiseControl.NET. This includes images such as VisualNDepend , Abstractness vs Instability etc. I am however not able to display these results on the CruiseControl.NET dashboard. Any suggestions on how to proceed?

Why use ReportView?

Reporting is pretty new to me. I see that VS provides some Reporting controls that provides a wizard to help creating the report. My question is, if I already have stored procedures that generate the report data, what is the difference between presenting it through a reportview or gridview? Is there obvious advantage that reportview control provides that other grid controls don't?
ReportViewer in local mode (RDLC) has a lot of additional functionality
ReportViewer can do multiple tables, graphs and non-table data
ReportViewer can paginate and print data
ReportViewer has capabilities to export the report into Excel, PDF etc.
You can use ReportViewer controls to display reports generated with Sql Server Reporting Services. So if you wanted to have a report that included charts or graphics, you could create it and host it in SSRS and then include it right in your application.
A grid view can only display data in a grid. The report viewer has the capability to format data in much more sophisticated ways.

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