I'm using SpagoBI and I would like to acces to smart filter I saved but i can't find it in the folder their show me "my analysis".
I know this folder is present in user account, so i tried to save the smart filter into biuser (in fact i tried to save it everywhere) and I can found it in any folder.
I tried to change the folder of my smart filter on the detail of the document but i can't see it from biuser...
Do you have I idea about what to do to save my chart ?
Regards,
Wazzouille
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I've looked everywhere.
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EDIT:
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Try providing a value for kMDItemDisplayName