Create a New Story (Optimized Story Experience)

Select “X” to close the Left Side Panel for now, and also close the Layouts panel on the right as you already selected an existing template to work from.

If you are familiar with the classic design experience, you will notice that the top toolbar has been revamped.

Some of the new features include:

(A) Add New Data Sources in the Tools menu.

(B) Layouts (templates) in the Format menu.

(C ) Left Side Panel (with Assets, Outline, Filter tabs) in the Views menu, to build and navigate the story structure.

• Assets tab – provides all the widgets that can be added to the story canvas via drag & drop
• Outline tab – provides a structured view of all widgets that are currently available in the story
• Filter tab - provides all added filters and prompts that are currently available in the story

(C ) Right Side Panel (Builder, Styling) in the Views menu, to define properties for story elements.

(D) Filter Panel in the Views menu.

• Apply filters to all widgets based on the same data source.
• The filter is applied in all the pages of a story.

(E) Advanced Mode (Scripting) in the Views menu.

You will experience these new features throughout the units and lessons.

Select Add New Data from the Tools menu in the top toolbar.

[Alternative] If you only see a subset of features, either resize your browser, or select Add New Data from the More menu.

Select the Data from an existing dataset or model option.

Select the SAPDSP SAP Datasphere connection.

Select your SAP Datasphere space .

Select the Sales_Analytic_Model, analytic model you created.

[Alternative] Select 4OV_Sales_Analytic_Model, analytic model you imported.

Keep the default variables and select Set.

[Optional] Select Add New Data from the Tools menu, to view the data model added to the story.

Select Save from the File menu in the top toolbar.

Ignore the warning and select the Keep Data source option.

We will use the Data source in the next lessons.

Select “X” to close the Left Side Panel for now, and also close the Layouts panel on the right as you already selected an existing template to work from.

If you are familiar with the classic design experience, you will notice that the top toolbar has been revamped.

Some of the new features include:

(A) Add New Data Sources in the Tools menu.

(B) Layouts (templates) in the Format menu.

(C ) Left Side Panel (with Assets, Outline, Filter tabs) in the Views menu, to build and navigate the story structure.

• Assets tab – provides all the widgets that can be added to the story canvas via drag & drop
• Outline tab – provides a structured view of all widgets that are currently available in the story
• Filter tab - provides all added filters and prompts that are currently available in the story

(C ) Right Side Panel (Builder, Styling) in the Views menu, to define properties for story elements.

(D) Filter Panel in the Views menu.

• Apply filters to all widgets based on the same data source.
• The filter is applied in all the pages of a story.

(E) Advanced Mode (Scripting) in the Views menu.

You will experience these new features throughout the units and lessons.

Select Add New Data from the Tools menu in the top toolbar.

[Alternative] If you only see a subset of features, either resize your browser, or select Add New Data from the More menu.

Select the Data from an existing dataset or model option.

Select the SAPDSP SAP Datasphere connection.

Select your SAP Datasphere space .

Select the Sales_Analytic_Model, analytic model you created.

[Alternative] Select 4OV_Sales_Analytic_Model, analytic model you imported.

Keep the default variables and select Set.

[Optional] Select Add New Data from the Tools menu, to view the data model added to the story.

Select Save from the File menu in the top toolbar.

Ignore the warning and select the Keep Data source option.

We will use the Data source in the next lessons.