Where Can I Reference Variables?

You can reference variables in the following areas (but not all types of variables can be referenced in each area):

• Title views. See "Results tab: Title editor".

• Narrative views. See "Results tab: Narrative editor".

• Static text views. See "Results tab: Static Text editor"

• Filters. See "New Filter dialog" and "New EVALUATE_PREDICATE Function dialog".

• Column formulas. See "Edit Column Formula dialog: Column Formula tab".

• Conditional formatting conditions. See "Column Properties dialog: Conditional Format tab" and "New Condition dialog".

• Table and column headings in analyses. See "Column Properties dialog: Column Format tab".

• Direct database requests. See "Working with Direct Database Requests".

• Dashboard prompts and inline prompts. See "New Prompt dialog".

• Headers and footers for PDF output. See "Edit Footer or Header dialog"

• Link or image objects in a dashboard. See "Link or Image Properties dialog".

• Text objects in a dashboard. See "Text Properties dialog".

• Graphs to specify conditional formatting of graph data. See "Graph Properties dialog: Style tab" and "Style and Conditional Formatting dialog: Conditional Formatting tab".

• Gauge thresholds. See "Enter Expression dialog".

• Gauge limits. See "Customize Gauge Limit dialog".

• Agents. See the "Agent editor: Delivery Content tab".

• Actions to specify parameters. See "Create New Action dialog" and "Edit Parameter Mapping dialog".

• Conditions to specify parameters. See "New Condition dialog".

• Selection steps. See "New Condition Step dialog".

• KPIs to define thresholds. See "KPI editor: States page".

• KPIs included in a KPI watchlist. See "Add KPI dialog".

• URL fields in dialogs. See "Image Map Prompt Properties dialog".

For the syntax that you use to reference variables, see "What Is the Syntax for Referencing Variables?"