Wizards

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In App Studio, wizards assist you in streamlining the creation of content. A series of panes provide you with options relevant to the type of content that you want to create. They are accessed from the Home tab and from the Environments Tree panel shortcut menus, when you are creating content.


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Report Wizard

The Report Wizard allows you to create a new report procedure or SQL report procedure, and open an existing report.

To open the Report Wizard:

The Report Wizard opens, as shown in the following image.

Report Wizard

From the Report Wizard, you can open a recent procedure, search for an existing procedure, create a new report or SQL report procedure, and access documentation resources.


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HTML/Document Wizard

The HTML/Document wizard allows you to create a new HTML Page, Guided Report Page, Document, and Active Dashboard, and open a recent procedure.

To open the HTML/Document wizard:

The HTML/Document wizard opens, as shown in the following image.

HTML/Document Wizard

From the HTML/Document wizard, you can open a recent procedure or create a new one.


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Chart Wizard

The Chart Wizard allows you to create a new chart procedure or SQL chart procedure, and open an existing report.

To open the Chart Wizard:

The Chart Wizard opens, as shown in the following image.

Chart Wizard

From the Chart Wizard, you can open a recent procedure, search for an existing procedure, create a new chart or SQL chart procedure, and access documentation resources.


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Data Source Definition Wizard

The Data Source Definition Wizard allows you to open recently used Master Files, create a new Master File, or edit an existing Master File.

To open the Data Source Definition Wizard, on the Home tab, in the Content group, click Data, and then click Synonym via Metadata Canvas.

The Data Source Definition Wizard opens, as shown in the following image.

Report Wizard

From the Data Source Definition Wizard, you can open a recent Master File, create a new Master File, or open and edit an existing Master File.


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