From a085b88dc5ddace1ed3b549dae9c25f413b38e13 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Dinesh Rangasamy Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 12:52:55 +0530 Subject: [PATCH] UWP-Redundant-Pivot-Client : Avoid Redundant words in UWP Pivot Client --- .../Common/Layout-Customization.md | 8 ++-- uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Localization.md | 4 +- uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Toggle-Axis.md | 2 +- uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Advanced-Filtering.md | 10 ++--- .../OLAP/Calculated-Members-and-Measures.md | 4 +- uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Data-Exploration.md | 4 +- uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Defer-Update.md | 4 +- uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Getting-Started.md | 40 +++++++++---------- uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/KPI.md | 2 +- uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Named-Set.md | 2 +- uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Paging.md | 8 ++-- .../OLAP/PivotClient-Components.md | 14 +++---- uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Virtual-KPI.md | 4 +- uwp/Pivot-Client/Overview.md | 4 +- .../Relational/Calculated-Field.md | 4 +- .../Relational/Custom-Calculations.md | 2 +- uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Custom-Summary.md | 4 +- .../Relational/Data-Exploration.md | 4 +- .../Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting.md | 12 +++--- .../Relational/Expression-Field.md | 4 +- .../Relational/Getting-Started.md | 34 ++++++++-------- .../Relational/PivotClient-Components.md | 8 ++-- .../Show-Calculations-As-Columns-Rows.md | 4 +- uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Summary-Types.md | 2 +- 24 files changed, 94 insertions(+), 94 deletions(-) diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Layout-Customization.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Layout-Customization.md index 8eca2272..b68bce27 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Layout-Customization.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Layout-Customization.md @@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ documentation: ug ## Display mode -By default, the SfPivotClient displays both the grid and chart components. To view any one of the required components or to view both in the SfPivotClient, the `DisplayMode` property is used. +By default, the Pivot Client displays both the grid and chart components. To view any one of the required components or to view both in the control, the `DisplayMode` property is used. **Chart only** -To view the pivot chart alone in the SfPivotClient, the `DisplayMode` property should be set to `ChartOnly` as specified in the following code snippet. +To view the pivot chart alone in the Pivot Client, the `DisplayMode` property should be set to `ChartOnly` as specified in the following code snippet. {% tabs %} @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ PivotClient1.DisplayMode = PivotClientDisplayMode.ChartOnly **Grid only** -To view the pivot grid alone in the SfPivotClient, the `DisplayMode` property should be set to `GridOnly` as specified in the following code snippet. +To view the pivot grid alone in the Pivot Client, the `DisplayMode` property should be set to `GridOnly` as specified in the following code snippet. {% tabs %} @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ PivotClient1.DisplayMode = PivotClientDisplayMode.GridOnly **Both** -To view both the pivot grid and pivot chart in the SfPivotClient, the `DisplayMode` property should be set to `Both` as shown in the following code snippet. +To view both the pivot grid and pivot chart in the Pivot Client, the `DisplayMode` property should be set to `Both` as shown in the following code snippet. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Localization.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Localization.md index 7aa5958d..5d00491f 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Localization.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Localization.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Localization in UWP Pivot Client -Localization is the key feature to provide software solutions that are targeted at global users. The SfPivotClient allows users to localize the control to a specific locale and supports “resx” based localization. +Localization is the key feature to provide software solutions that are targeted at global users. The Pivot Client allows users to localize the control to a specific locale and supports “resx” based localization. You can use the following steps to localize the control: @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ End Class ## RTL -The SfPivotClient provides RTL support to display the content from right to left direction by setting the `FlowDirection` property to **RightToLeft**. +The Pivot Client provides RTL support to display the content from right to left direction by setting the `FlowDirection` property to **RightToLeft**. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Toggle-Axis.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Toggle-Axis.md index ae1a4cc9..c5b7b003 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Toggle-Axis.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Common/Toggle-Axis.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Toggle Axis in UWP Pivot Client -Toggle axis support swaps all the axis elements between column and row axes, which in turn refreshes the view of the SfPivotChart and SfPivotGrid. This option is available in the toolbar of the SfPivotClient. +Toggle axis support swaps all the axis elements between column and row axes, which in turn refreshes the view of the SfPivotChart and SfPivotGrid. This option is available in the toolbar of the Pivot Client. For example, the product and date elements are present in the row section and the country element is present in the column section. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Advanced-Filtering.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Advanced-Filtering.md index dde9209b..eaa7a658 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Advanced-Filtering.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Advanced-Filtering.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Advanced Filtering in UWP Pivot Client -The SfPivotClient provides an advanced filtering support through which members can be filtered based on value and label fields, and this can be achieved with the help of `EnableAdvancedFilter` property. The following code snippet illustrates how to enable **Advanced Filtering** in the SfPivotClient. +The Pivot Client provides an advanced filtering support through which members can be filtered based on value and label fields, and this can be achieved with the help of `EnableAdvancedFilter` property. The following code snippet illustrates how to enable **Advanced Filtering** in the Pivot Client. {% tabs %} @@ -37,25 +37,25 @@ PivotClient1.EnableAdvancedFilter = True ## Label filtering -Label filtering provides an option to filter members of the selected field based on their caption. The following screenshots describe how the label filtering is applied in the SfPivotClient. +Label filtering provides an option to filter members of the selected field based on their caption. The following screenshots describe how the label filtering is applied in the Pivot Client. ![labelFiletring_step1](Advanced-Filtering_images/labelFiletring_step1.png) ![labelFiletring_step2](Advanced-Filtering_images/labelFiletring_step2.png) ![labelFilteredClient](Advanced-Filtering_images/labelFilteredClient.png) -*SfPivotClient applied with label filter* +*Pivot Client applied with label filter* ## Value filtering -Value filtering provides an option to filter members based on total values of the appropriate measure between the level members. The following screenshots describe how the value filtering is applied in the SfPivotClient. +Value filtering provides an option to filter members based on total values of the appropriate measure between the level members. The following screenshots describe how the value filtering is applied in the Pivot Client. ![valueFiltering_step1](Advanced-Filtering_images/valueFiltering_step1.png) ![valueFiltering_step2](Advanced-Filtering_images/valueFiltering_step2.png) ![valueFilteredClient](Advanced-Filtering_images/valueFilteredClient.png) -*SfPivotClient applied with value filter* +*Pivot Client applied with value filter* A demo sample is available in the following location. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Calculated-Members-and-Measures.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Calculated-Members-and-Measures.md index ffddd8b1..bd42bd7b 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Calculated-Members-and-Measures.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Calculated-Members-and-Measures.md @@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ documentation: ug # Calculated Members in UWP Pivot Client -The SfPivotGrid allows users to add calculated measures and members in the OLAP report. There are two ways to define the calculated member or measure in the SfPivotClient as illustrated below. +The SfPivotGrid allows users to add calculated measures and members in the OLAP report. There are two ways to define the calculated member or measure in the Pivot Client as illustrated below. **Using calculated member editor dialog** -The calculated member editor dialog can be opened by clicking the *Create a Calculated Member/Measure* icon ![Calculated-member](Calculated-Members-and-Measures_images/Calculated-member-icon.png) available in the SfPivotClient's toolbar. This icon will be visible only if the `EnableCalculatedMembers` property is enabled. +The calculated member editor dialog can be opened by clicking the *Create a Calculated Member/Measure* icon ![Calculated-member](Calculated-Members-and-Measures_images/Calculated-member-icon.png) available in the Pivot Client's toolbar. This icon will be visible only if the `EnableCalculatedMembers` property is enabled. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Data-Exploration.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Data-Exploration.md index 873b7cb5..d5f528f9 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Data-Exploration.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Data-Exploration.md @@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ documentation: ug ## Filtering -Filtering can be done in the SfPivotClient by using the Member Editor dialog. This dialog will be opened by clicking the desired member's *filter icon* ![filterIcon](Data-Exploration_images/filterIcon.ico) from the axis element builder, through which members are filtered by checking and unchecking the check boxes corresponding to members. By clicking OK, the OLAP report gets updated and refreshes the pivot grid and pivot chart controls based on selected members in the member editor dialog. +Filtering can be done in the Pivot Client by using the Member Editor dialog. This dialog will be opened by clicking the desired member's *filter icon* ![filterIcon](Data-Exploration_images/filterIcon.ico) from the axis element builder, through which members are filtered by checking and unchecking the check boxes corresponding to members. By clicking OK, the OLAP report gets updated and refreshes the pivot grid and pivot chart controls based on selected members in the member editor dialog. -The following screenshots illustrate that the members of Canada, France, and Germany are excluded from the SfPivotClient control. +The following screenshots illustrate that the members of Canada, France, and Germany are excluded from the Pivot Client control. ![memberFilter_InitialSelection](Data-Exploration_images/memberFilter_InitialSelection.png) diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Defer-Update.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Defer-Update.md index 05fd231c..405d3cda 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Defer-Update.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Defer-Update.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Defer Update in UWP Pivot Client -Defer update support allows users to refresh the control on-demand and not during every user interaction. To enable on-demand refreshing of data, the `EnableAutoExecute` property should be set to false. If this support is enabled, the *Auto Execute* button ![Defer-Update-icon](Defer-Update_images/Defer-update-icon.png) will be appeared on the SfPivotClient's toolbar. To enable the defer update support, you can use the following code snippet. +Defer update support allows users to refresh the control on-demand and not during every user interaction. To enable on-demand refreshing of data, the `EnableAutoExecute` property should be set to false. If this support is enabled, the *Auto Execute* button ![Defer-Update-icon](Defer-Update_images/Defer-update-icon.png) will be appeared on the Pivot Client's toolbar. To enable the defer update support, you can use the following code snippet. {% tabs %} @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ PivotClient1.EnableAutoExecute = False ![PivotClient-defer-update-button](Defer-Update_images/PivotClient-defer-update-button.png) -N> If the defer update support has been enabled, the SfPivotClient control will not be updated for any UI interactions and the OLAP report will be updated in the back-end to maintain the actions done so far. To update the SfPivotClient, the *Auto Execute* has to be clicked manually and so, the SfPivotClient control will be refreshed based on the OLAP report available at that instant. +N> If the defer update support has been enabled, the Pivot Client control will not be updated for any UI interactions and the OLAP report will be updated in the back-end to maintain the actions done so far. To update the control, the *Auto Execute* has to be clicked manually and so, the Pivot Client control will be refreshed based on the OLAP report available at that instant. A demo sample is available in the following location. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Getting-Started.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Getting-Started.md index 71db53a4..9fe4ee77 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Getting-Started.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Getting-Started.md @@ -12,17 +12,17 @@ documentation: ug >**Important** To start with v16.2.0.x, if you reference Syncfusion assemblies from a trial setup or NuGet feed, include a license key in your projects. Refer to this [link](https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/licensing/license-key) to learn about registering Syncfusion license key in your UWP application to use the components. -This section covers the information required to create a simple SfPivotClient control bound to the OLAP data source and a WCF service that helps to bind the OLAP data with the SfPivotClient control through the OLAP data manager. +This section covers the information required to create a simple Pivot Client control bound to the OLAP data source and a WCF service that helps to bind the OLAP data with the Pivot Client control through the OLAP data manager. -## Initializing SfPivotClient control +## Initializing Pivot Client control 1. Open Visual Studio IDE and select **File > New > Project** to open a new project dialog. -2. Select **Installed > Templates > Visual C# > Windows > Universal > Blank APP(Universal Windows)** to create a new UWP application and name the project "SfPivotClientDemo". +2. Select **Installed > Templates > Visual C# > Windows > Universal > Blank APP(Universal Windows)** to create a new UWP application and name the project "Pivot ClientDemo". 3. The target version/minimum version dialog appears, in which you can change the target version of the application to **"Windows 10 (10.0; Build 10240)".** -The SfPivotClient control can be initialized and added to the application through any of the following ways: +The Pivot Client control can be initialized and added to the application through any of the following ways: 1. Designer. 2. XAML. @@ -32,15 +32,15 @@ The SfPivotClient control can be initialized and added to the application throug 1. Double-click the MainPage.xaml from the solution explorer to open it in the design view. -2. Click the toolbox and drag the **SfPivotClient** control from the “Syncfusion controls for UWP XAML” group to drop it on the middle of the design canvas. +2. Click the toolbox and drag the **Pivot Client** control from the “Syncfusion controls for UWP XAML” group to drop it on the middle of the design canvas. -Now, the SfPivotClient control will be added to the designer as follows. +Now, the Pivot Client control will be added to the designer as follows. ![GettingStarted_Designer](Getting-Started_images/Designer.png) ### Adding control through XAML -The SfPivotClient control can be added to the project by referencing assemblies or extension SDK as described below. +The Pivot Client control can be added to the project by referencing assemblies or extension SDK as described below. **Assembly reference** @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ xmlns:PivotClient="using:Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotClient" {% endtabs %} -Then, add the SfPivotClient control to the grid by using the namespace specified in the following code snippet. +Then, add the Pivot Client control to the grid by using the namespace specified in the following code snippet. {% tabs %} @@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ Then, add the SfPivotClient control to the grid by using the namespace specified ### Adding control through code-behind -The SfPivotClient control can be added to the project by referencing assemblies or an extension SDK as described below. +The Pivot Client control can be added to the project by referencing assemblies or an extension SDK as described below. **Assembly reference** @@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ The SfPivotClient control can be added to the project by referencing assemblies N> You can find these libraries under the following location. <Installed Drive>:\Program Files (x86)\Syncfusion\Essential Studio\\<Version>\Assemblies for Universal Windows\10.0 -Otherwise, the SfPivotClient control can be added to the project by choosing the SDK reference as follows. +Otherwise, the Pivot Client control can be added to the project by choosing the SDK reference as follows. **Extension SDK reference** @@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ Otherwise, the SfPivotClient control can be added to the project by choosing the {% endtabs %} -3. Open the *MainPage.xaml.cs* file and include the Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotClient namespace. Then, initialize the SfPivotClient control in the constructor and add it to the grid as follows. +3. Open the *MainPage.xaml.cs* file and include the Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotClient namespace. Then, initialize the Pivot Client control in the constructor and add it to the grid as follows. {% tabs %} @@ -223,22 +223,22 @@ End Namespace ## Adding service reference to project -N> This section explains how to reference the online service in an UWP application for binding the cube information in the SfPivotClient. The service URL used here refers to the demo cube - “Adventure Works”; it is mainly used for illustration purpose. +N> This section explains how to reference the online service in an UWP application for binding the cube information in the Pivot Client. The service URL used here refers to the demo cube - “Adventure Works”; it is mainly used for illustration purpose. To create your own WCF service, refer to the topic of [Creating WCF Service Application.](#creating-wcf-service-application). -After initializing the SfPivotClient control, right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > Service Reference...**. +After initializing the Pivot Client control, right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > Service Reference...**. In the Add Service Reference dialog, enter the following address and click **Go** to add the online service. [https://bi.syncfusion.com/OlapUWPTestService/OlapManager.svc](https://bi.syncfusion.com/OlapUWPTestService/OlapManager.svc) -## Binding OLAP data to SfPivotClient control +## Binding OLAP data to Pivot Client control ### Defining OLAP report and OLAP data manager through view model Right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > New Item... > Class** to create a new class file. Then, name the class *OlapViewModel* and click **OK**. -The following code snippet illustrates how to define the OLAP report and OLAP data manager for the SfPivotClient control. +The following code snippet illustrates how to define the OLAP report and OLAP data manager for the Pivot Client control. N> The `OlapDataChanged` event should be hooked before assigning the current report to OLAP data manager. @@ -486,16 +486,16 @@ End Namespace {% endtabs %} -### Binding OLAP data manager with SfPivotClient control +### Binding OLAP data manager with Pivot Client control -The OLAP data can be bound with SfPivotClient control by using the `OlapDataManager` property through the following ways: +The OLAP data can be bound with Pivot Client control by using the `OlapDataManager` property through the following ways: * XAML. * Code-behind. **Through XAML** -The following code snippet explains how to bind the OLAP data mentioned in the *OlapViewModel* to the SfPivotClient control with the help of `DataContext` in XAML. +The following code snippet explains how to bind the OLAP data mentioned in the *OlapViewModel* to the Pivot Client control with the help of `DataContext` in XAML. {% tabs %} @@ -525,7 +525,7 @@ The following code snippet explains how to bind the OLAP data mentioned in the * **Through code-behind** -The following code snippet illustrates how to bind the OLAP data to the SfPivotClient control in code-behind. +The following code snippet illustrates how to bind the OLAP data to the Pivot Client control in code-behind. {% tabs %} @@ -595,7 +595,7 @@ Finally, run the application to generate the following output. N> You can find these libraries in the following location. <Installed Drive>:\Program Files (x86)\Syncfusion\Essential Studio\\<Version>\Assemblies\4.6\ -I> ADOMD.NET assembly (Microsoft.AnalysisServices.AdomdClient.dll) is required to create a SfPivotClient control. +I> ADOMD.NET assembly (Microsoft.AnalysisServices.AdomdClient.dll) is required to create a Pivot Client control. The above assembly can be obtained only after installing the following setup files. **SQLSERVER2008_ASADOMD10.msi** and **SQLSERVER2008_ASOLEDB10.msi** These setup files can be downloaded at [Microsoft download center](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=44277). diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/KPI.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/KPI.md index 707cb7a6..5853810a 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/KPI.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/KPI.md @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ There are four types of indicators available in the KPI as listed below: ## Adding KPI elements -There are two ways to define KPI elements in the SfPivotClient as follows. +There are two ways to define KPI elements in the Pivot Client as follows. **Using drag and drop** diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Named-Set.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Named-Set.md index 137c5310..cd75f3bf 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Named-Set.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Named-Set.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Named Set in UWP Pivot Client -The SfPivotClient supports the binding of OLAP data with named set records that is pre-defined in the cube. Named set is a collection of tuples and members, which can be defined and saved as a part of the cube definition. Named set records reside inside the *Sets* folder which is under a dimension element. These elements can be dragged to columns, or rows, or filters axis of the axis element builder. To work with a lengthy, complex, or commonly used expression easier, the Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) helps you to define a named set. +The Pivot Client supports the binding of OLAP data with named set records that is pre-defined in the cube. Named set is a collection of tuples and members, which can be defined and saved as a part of the cube definition. Named set records reside inside the *Sets* folder which is under a dimension element. These elements can be dragged to columns, or rows, or filters axis of the axis element builder. To work with a lengthy, complex, or commonly used expression easier, the Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) helps you to define a named set. The cube dimension browser displays dimensions, measures, and KPIs with named sets from the selected cube inside a tree on the right. To visualize these members, you can drag the members to the axis element builder. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Paging.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Paging.md index 3304b925..39b14ee0 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Paging.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Paging.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Paging in UWP Pivot Client -Paging in the SfPivotClient supports loading and rendering the large amounts of data without any performance constraint. +Paging in the Pivot Client supports loading and rendering the large amounts of data without any performance constraint. When you process the large CellSet, it is split into several segments and each segment is assigned and rendered in a separate page. You can navigate back and forth in all possible ways by using the UI options available in the SfPivotPager. @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Paging can be enabled in any of the following ways as illustrated below. **Using 'EnablePaging' Property** -To enable paging, the `EnablePaging` property should be set to true. The SfPivotPager is included and the OlapDataManager object of the SfPivotClient is bounded to respective instance of the SfPivotPager. The following code snippet and screenshot illustrate how to enable the paging option in the SfPivotClient. +To enable paging, the `EnablePaging` property should be set to true. The SfPivotPager is included and the OlapDataManager object of the Pivot Client is bounded to respective instance of the SfPivotPager. The following code snippet and screenshot illustrate how to enable the paging option in the control. {% tabs %} @@ -41,13 +41,13 @@ PivotClient1.EnablePaging = True {% endtabs %} -N> Paging can be enabled or disabled at runtime by using the *Pivot Pager* icon ![Pager-button](Paging_images/Pager-button.png) in the SfPivotClient's toolbar. The visibility of the pager button in the toolbar can be modified with the help of the `PagerButtonVisibility` property. +N> Paging can be enabled or disabled at runtime by using the *Pivot Pager* icon ![Pager-button](Paging_images/Pager-button.png) in the Pivot Client's toolbar. The visibility of the pager button in the toolbar can be modified with the help of the `PagerButtonVisibility` property. ![pagerEnabled_UI](Paging_images/pagerEnabled_UI.png) **Using OLAP report** -The current OLAP report can be specified with paging options to enable the SfPivotPager that is bounded with the SfPivotClient. The following code snippet shows how to enable the paging through the OLAP report. +The current OLAP report can be specified with paging options to enable the SfPivotPager that is bounded with the Pivot Client. The following code snippet shows how to enable the paging through the OLAP report. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/PivotClient-Components.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/PivotClient-Components.md index 5df5171a..55a24711 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/PivotClient-Components.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/PivotClient-Components.md @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ documentation: ug ## Cube selector -The cube selector allows you to select any one of the cubes available in the connected database. This can be achieved by selecting the data connection menu item from the reports menu. The cube selector dialog will be opened with a drop-down list, displaying the list of cubes available in the current connection. The SfPivotClient will load the corresponding cube elements while changing the cube from the drop-down list. +The cube selector allows you to select any one of the cubes available in the connected database. This can be achieved by selecting the data connection menu item from the reports menu. The cube selector dialog will be opened with a drop-down list, displaying the list of cubes available in the current connection. The Pivot Client will load the corresponding cube elements while changing the cube from the drop-down list. ![toolBar_ReportMenu_1](PivotClient-Components_images/toolBar_ReportMenu_1.png) @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ A user-defined hierarchy organizes the members of a dimension into a hierarchica ## Axis element builder -The axis element builder allows you to build elements in the axes of the SfPivotClient. This supports four axes: categorical, series, filter(slicer), and value. Based on the construction of the axes, the SfPivotGrid and the SfPivotChart will display the resultant data. +The axis element builder allows you to build elements in the axes of the Pivot Client. This supports four axes: categorical, series, filter(slicer), and value. Based on the construction of the axes, the SfPivotGrid and the SfPivotChart will display the resultant data. ### Categorical axis (columns) @@ -141,15 +141,15 @@ By default, the following options are available in the toolbar. ![Toolbar](PivotClient-Components_images/Toolbar.png) * Report menu: The menu button that contains options with respect to all OLAP report manipulations. -* Report list: The drop-down list that displays the list of OLAP reports loaded in the SfPivotClient. +* Report list: The drop-down list that displays the list of OLAP reports loaded in the Pivot Client. * Toggle pivot: The toggle button that toggles the elements from the categorical axis to the series axis and vice versa. * Show/hide expanders: The toggle button that toggles the visibility of expanders used for drilling operations. * Show MDX dialog: The button used to display the MDX query that is parsed from the current OLAP report. -* Enable/disable paging: The toggle button used to enable or disable the paging feature in the SfPivotClient. +* Enable/disable paging: The toggle button used to enable or disable the paging feature in the Pivot Client. ## Report manipulations -The OLAP reports can be manipulated with the help of options available under the report menu and the options will be displayed by clicking the **Report Menu** in the SfPivotClient's toolbar. +The OLAP reports can be manipulated with the help of options available under the report menu and the options will be displayed by clicking the **Report Menu** in the Pivot Client's toolbar. ![toolBar_ReportMenu_1](PivotClient-Components_images/toolBar_ReportMenu_1.png) @@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ The OLAP reports can be manipulated with the help of options available under the **New report** -The new report option helps users to clear the existing report collection and to create a new report collection with a single report. By clicking the new report menu item, a report dialog is prompted to specify the name for the OLAP report. By clicking OK, the only one empty report with the specified name is loaded in the SfPivotClient. +The new report option helps users to clear the existing report collection and to create a new report collection with a single report. By clicking the new report menu item, a report dialog is prompted to specify the name for the OLAP report. By clicking OK, the only one empty report with the specified name is loaded in the Pivot Client. ![newReport](PivotClient-Components_images/newReport.png) @@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ This option saves the report in the local system. The Save As dialog opens for p **Load report** -This option loads a report from the local system. By clicking the load report menu item, the dialog box opens to load a report into the SfPivotClient. +This option loads a report from the local system. By clicking the load report menu item, the dialog box opens to load a report into the Pivot Client. ![loadReport](PivotClient-Components_images/loadReport.png) diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Virtual-KPI.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Virtual-KPI.md index ef400235..96db3e65 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Virtual-KPI.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/OLAP/Virtual-KPI.md @@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ documentation: ug Key performance indicators can be virtually defined during the runtime. This feature enables users to create KPIs without storing them in SSAS (SQL Server Analysis Services). This feature is very useful when users want to define KPIs dynamically, and it minimizes the time required to create KPIs. -There are two ways to define a virtual KPI element in the SfPivotClient as illustrated below. +There are two ways to define a virtual KPI element in the Pivot Client as illustrated below. **Using virtual KPI editor dialog** -The virtual KPI editor dialog can be opened by clicking the **Create a Virtual KPI Element** ![Virtual-KPI-icon](Virtual-KPI_images/Virtual-KPI-icon.png) available in the SfPivotClient's toolbar. This icon will be visible only if the `EnableVirtualKpi` property is set to true as mentioned below. +The virtual KPI editor dialog can be opened by clicking the **Create a Virtual KPI Element** ![Virtual-KPI-icon](Virtual-KPI_images/Virtual-KPI-icon.png) available in the Pivot Client's toolbar. This icon will be visible only if the `EnableVirtualKpi` property is set to true as mentioned below. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Overview.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Overview.md index e1726d35..62e78ed4 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Overview.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Overview.md @@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ documentation: ug # About Syncfusion® UWP Pivot Client Control. -The SfPivotClient control supports browsing multidimensional data that is organized in the form of dimensions, measures, named sets, and KPIs in a cube format. You can visualize the results in graphical (pivot chart) and tabular (pivot grid) formats. The control can also be used to create and edit reports on-the-fly that are stored for later use. +The Pivot Client control supports browsing multidimensional data that is organized in the form of dimensions, measures, named sets, and KPIs in a cube format. You can visualize the results in graphical (pivot chart) and tabular (pivot grid) formats. The control can also be used to create and edit reports on-the-fly that are stored for later use. ## Key features -The key features of **SfPivotClient** control are listed as follows: +The key features of **Pivot Client** control are listed as follows: * **Data source**: Supports data binding with OLAP data source such as Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS), XML/A and relational data source such as IList, IEnumerable, etc. * **OLAP**: Supports OLAP DB related features like KPI, named sets, member properties, etc. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Calculated-Field.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Calculated-Field.md index c06d5d32..825c2cd5 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Calculated-Field.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Calculated-Field.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Calculated Field in UWP Pivot Client -The SfPivotClient supports adding a new calculated field based on existing calculated items using the calculated field dialog. +The Pivot Client supports adding a new calculated field based on existing calculated items using the calculated field dialog. **Adding a calculated field** @@ -25,6 +25,6 @@ The SfPivotClient supports adding a new calculated field based on existing calcu ![CalculatedField_image3](Calculated-Field_images/CalculatedField_image3.png) -4. Click **Add** to add the calculated field, and then click **OK** to populate the values in the SfPivotClient. +4. Click **Add** to add the calculated field, and then click **OK** to populate the values in the Pivot Client. ![CalculatedField_image4](Calculated-Field_images/CalculatedField_image4.png) diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Custom-Calculations.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Custom-Calculations.md index f6c20e85..0884bbea 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Custom-Calculations.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Custom-Calculations.md @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ PivotClient1.PivotCalculations.Add(New PivotComputationInfo() With ## Providing expression field calculation for summaries -The SfPivotClient supports the calculated field for summary cells despite any options provided in summaries such as sum, count, maximum, minimum, etc. This support can be achieved by setting the calculation type as formula and specifying the appropriate formula as specified in the following code snippet. +The Pivot Client supports the calculated field for summary cells despite any options provided in summaries such as sum, count, maximum, minimum, etc. This support can be achieved by setting the calculation type as formula and specifying the appropriate formula as specified in the following code snippet. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Custom-Summary.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Custom-Summary.md index 5e1a7b0c..4b3036c1 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Custom-Summary.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Custom-Summary.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Custom Summary in UWP Pivot Client -The SfPivotClient supports changing the summary type of existing calculation items to custom at runtime using the custom summary dialog. +The Pivot Client supports changing the summary type of existing calculation items to custom at runtime using the custom summary dialog. **Defining a custom summary** @@ -25,6 +25,6 @@ The SfPivotClient supports changing the summary type of existing calculation ite ![Custom-Summary_image2](Custom-Summary_images/Custom-Summary_image2.png) -5. Then, click **OK** to populate the values in the SfPivotClient. +5. Then, click **OK** to populate the values in the Pivot Client. ![Custom-Summary_image3](Custom-Summary_images/Custom-Summary_image3.png) diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Data-Exploration.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Data-Exploration.md index 0821598e..4f3031b9 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Data-Exploration.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Data-Exploration.md @@ -11,13 +11,13 @@ documentation: ug ## Filtering -Filtering can be applied to the SfPivotClient control at runtime by using the **Filter Editor** dialog. This dialog can be opened by clicking the **Filter icon** present over the right corner of fields in the rows or columns section of the axis element builder. +Filtering can be applied to the Pivot Client control at runtime by using the **Filter Editor** dialog. This dialog can be opened by clicking the **Filter icon** present over the right corner of fields in the rows or columns section of the axis element builder. The filter editor dialog is used to filter the values at runtime. It displays only a subset of data that meets a specific criteria and hides the data that you do not want to display. The **Select All** option in the dialog allows users to select or deselect all fields for filtering. If you want to filter some values, you must uncheck some field values in the filter editor dialog, and then click **OK**. -The following screenshots illustrate that the members of FY2009 and FY2012 are excluded from the SfPivotClient control. +The following screenshots illustrate that the members of FY2009 and FY2012 are excluded from the Pivot Client control. ![Filtering_image2](Data-Exploration_images/Filtering_image2.png) diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting.md index 8b5dee14..3e4ea9b3 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Excel-Like Filtering and Sorting in UWP Pivot Client -The SfPivotClient control supports Excel-like filtering and sorting that is applied to a pivot item. You can enable or disable the Excel-like sorting and filtering support in the SfPivotClient by setting the `AllowMultiFunctionalSortFilter` property. +The Pivot Client control supports Excel-like filtering and sorting that is applied to a pivot item. You can enable or disable the Excel-like sorting and filtering support in the control by setting the `AllowMultiFunctionalSortFilter` property. Refer to the following code snippet to enable Excel-like filtering and sorting. @@ -53,11 +53,11 @@ This allows you to sort the corresponding pivot item based on the grand total of **Clear filters** -This allows you to clear all the filter changes that are applied to the corresponding pivot item and bring back the SfPivotClient to the normal state. +This allows you to clear all the filter changes that are applied to the corresponding pivot item and bring back the Pivot Client to the normal state. **Label filters** -This allows you to filter the SfPivotClient based on labels of the pivot item field and this can be achieved by using various options that are listed below: +This allows you to filter the Pivot Client based on labels of the pivot item field and this can be achieved by using various options that are listed below: * Equals. * Does Not Equal. @@ -80,11 +80,11 @@ _Label filter dialog for filtering "Canada" in Country_ ![Excel-like-Filtering-image5](Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting_images/Excel-like-Filtering-image5.png) -_SfPivotClient applied with label filter_ +_Pivot Client applied with label filter_ **Value filters** -This allows you to filter the SfPivotClient based on values of the pivot item field and this can be achieved by using various options that are listed below: +This allows you to filter the Pivot Client based on values of the pivot item field and this can be achieved by using various options that are listed below: * Equals. * Does Not Equal. @@ -102,4 +102,4 @@ _Value filter dialog for filtering "France" using its Quantity value "398"_ ![Excel-like-Filtering-image7](Excel-Like-Filtering-Sorting_images/Excel-like-Filtering-image7.png) -_SfPivotClient applied with value filter_ +_Pivot Client applied with value filter_ diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Expression-Field.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Expression-Field.md index 0547f435..df282780 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Expression-Field.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Expression-Field.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Expression Fields in UWP Pivot Client -The SfPivotClient supports adding expression field at runtime by using the expression field dialog. +The Pivot Client supports adding expression field at runtime by using the expression field dialog. **Adding an expression field** @@ -27,6 +27,6 @@ The SfPivotClient supports adding expression field at runtime by using the expre ![Expression-field-image2](Expression-field_images/Expression-field-image2.png) -5. Then, click **OK** to populate the values in the SfPivotClient. +5. Then, click **OK** to populate the values in the Pivot Client. ![Expression-field-image3](Expression-field_images/Expression-field-image3.png) diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Getting-Started.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Getting-Started.md index 90fd4668..4c0f7939 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Getting-Started.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Getting-Started.md @@ -12,17 +12,17 @@ documentation: ug >**Important** To start with v16.2.0.x, if you refer to Syncfusion assemblies from a trial setup or NuGet feed, include a license key in your projects. Refer to this [link](https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/licensing/license-key) to learn about registering Syncfusion license key in your UWP application to use the components. -This section explains the steps required to create a simple SfPivotClient control bound to the relational data source such as IList, IEnumerable, etc. +This section explains the steps required to create a simple Pivot Client control bound to the relational data source such as IList, IEnumerable, etc. -## Initializing SfPivotClient control +## Initializing Pivot Client control 1. Open Visual Studio IDE and select **File > New > Project** to open a new project dialog. -2. Select **Installed > Templates > Visual C# > Windows > Universal > Blank APP(Universal Windows)** to create a new UWP application and name the project as "SfPivotClientDemo". +2. Select **Installed > Templates > Visual C# > Windows > Universal > Blank APP(Universal Windows)** to create a new UWP application and name the project as "Pivot ClientDemo". The target version/minimum version dialog appears, in which you can change the target version of the application to **"Windows 10 (10.0; Build 10240)".** -The SfPivotClient control can be initialized and added to the application through the following ways: +The Pivot Client control can be initialized and added to the application through the following ways: 1. Designer. 2. XAML. @@ -32,15 +32,15 @@ The SfPivotClient control can be initialized and added to the application throug 1. Double-click the MainPage.xaml from the solution explorer to open it in the design view. -2. Click the toolbox and drag the **SfPivotClient** control from the “Syncfusion Controls for UWP XAML” group to drop it on the middle of the design canvas. +2. Click the toolbox and drag the **Pivot Client** control from the “Syncfusion Controls for UWP XAML” group to drop it on the middle of the design canvas. -Now, the SfPivotClient control will be added to the designer as follows. +Now, the Pivot Client control will be added to the designer as follows. ![GettingStarted_Designer](Getting-Started_images/Designer.png) ### Adding control through XAML -The SfPivotClient control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or extension SDK as described below. +The Pivot Client control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or extension SDK as described below. **Assembly reference** @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ xmlns:PivotClient="using:Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotClient" {% endtabs %} -3. Then, add the SfPivotClient control to the grid by using the namespace specified in the following code snippet. +3. Then, add the Pivot Client control to the grid by using the namespace specified in the following code snippet. {% tabs %} @@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ xmlns:PivotClient="using:Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotClient" ### Adding control through code-behind -The SfPivotClient control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or extension SDK as described below. +The Pivot Client control can be added to the project by referring assemblies or extension SDK as described below. **Assembly reference** @@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ N> You can find these libraries under the following location. 3. Open the *MainPage.xaml.cs* file and include the namespace "Syncfusion.UI.Xaml.PivotClient". -4. Then, initialize the SfPivotClient control in the constructor and add it to the grid as illustrated below. +4. Then, initialize the Pivot Client control in the constructor and add it to the grid as illustrated below. {% tabs %} @@ -221,13 +221,13 @@ End Namespace {% endtabs %} -## Binding relational data to SfPivotClient control +## Binding relational data to Pivot Client control ### Creating relational data through view model -After initializing the SfPivotClient control, right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > New Item... > Class** to create a new class file. Then, name the class *ProductSalesViewModel* and click **OK**. +After initializing the Pivot Client control, right-click the project in the solution explorer and select **Add > New Item... > Class** to create a new class file. Then, name the class *ProductSalesViewModel* and click **OK**. -The following code snippet illustrates how to define the relational data for the SfPivotClient control. +The following code snippet illustrates how to define the relational data for the Pivot Client control. {% tabs %} @@ -356,16 +356,16 @@ End Namespace {% endtabs %} -### Defining items source, pivot rows, pivot columns, and pivot calculations for SfPivotClient control +### Defining items source, pivot rows, pivot columns, and pivot calculations for Pivot Client control -Relational data can be bound to the SfPivotClient control by using the `ItemsSource` property through any of the following ways: +Relational data can be bound to the Pivot Client control by using the `ItemsSource` property through any of the following ways: * XAML * Code-behind **Through XAML** -The relational data mentioned in the *ProductSalesViewModel* is bound to the SfPivotClient control with the help of `DataContext`. In addition to this, the `PivotRows`, `PivotColumns`, and `PivotCalculations` should be assigned to the SfPivotClient for populating data in the specific axes. +The relational data mentioned in the *ProductSalesViewModel* is bound to the Pivot Client control with the help of `DataContext`. In addition to this, the `PivotRows`, `PivotColumns`, and `PivotCalculations` should be assigned to the Pivot Client for populating data in the specific axes. {% tabs %} @@ -408,7 +408,7 @@ The relational data mentioned in the *ProductSalesViewModel* is bound to the SfP **Through code-behind** -The following code snippet illustrates how to bind data to the SfPivotClient control in code-behind. +The following code snippet illustrates how to bind data to the Pivot Client control in code-behind. {% tabs %} diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/PivotClient-Components.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/PivotClient-Components.md index 428709a8..9485f9d1 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/PivotClient-Components.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/PivotClient-Components.md @@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ documentation: ug ## Pivot table field list -By using the pivot table field list, you can add, rearrange, or remove fields to show the data in the SfPivotClient exactly as desired. +By using the pivot table field list, you can add, rearrange, or remove fields to show the data in the Pivot Client exactly as desired. -With the current implementation of grouping bar, the deleted items cannot be added again in the SfPivotClient. To achieve this requirement, the pivot +With the current implementation of grouping bar, the deleted items cannot be added again in the Pivot Client. To achieve this requirement, the pivot table field list is maintained with components listed below: * Pivot browser. @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ The pivot browser represents the collection of pivot items available in the data ### Axis element builder -The axis element builder is used to rearrange and reposition fields in the SfPivotClient. Based on fields in the section, the SfPivotGrid and the SfPivotChart will display the resultant data. +The axis element builder is used to rearrange and reposition fields in the Pivot Client. Based on fields in the section, the SfPivotGrid and the SfPivotChart will display the resultant data. ![PivotTable-Field-List_image2](PivotClient-Components_images/PivotTable-Field-List_image2.png) @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ The **Select All** option in the dialog allows users to select or unselect all f ### Show calculations as columns -The SfPivotClient supports showing the calculation values in the columns or rows section. To view the calculation values in the row, uncheck the “Show Calculations as column” check box. +The Pivot Client supports showing the calculation values in the columns or rows section. To view the calculation values in the row, uncheck the “Show Calculations as column” check box. ## Toolbar diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Show-Calculations-As-Columns-Rows.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Show-Calculations-As-Columns-Rows.md index c769c546..c7955e98 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Show-Calculations-As-Columns-Rows.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Show-Calculations-As-Columns-Rows.md @@ -9,13 +9,13 @@ documentation: ug # Show Calculations as Columns or Rows in UWP Pivot Client -The SfPivotClient supports showing the calculation values as columns or rows by using the `ShowCalculationsAsColumns` property. By default, its value is true. To view the calculation values in the row, it should be set to false. +The Pivot Client supports showing the calculation values as columns or rows by using the `ShowCalculationsAsColumns` property. By default, its value is true. To view the calculation values in the row, it should be set to false. There are two ways to enable or disable this feature as illustrated below. **Using code** -The calculations can be displayed in columns or rows by setting the `ShowCalculationsAsColumns` property of the SfPivotClient. +The calculations can be displayed in columns or rows by setting the `ShowCalculationsAsColumns` property of the Pivot Client. Refer to the following code snippet to display the calculations in column. diff --git a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Summary-Types.md b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Summary-Types.md index b82dc67b..91c1192b 100644 --- a/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Summary-Types.md +++ b/uwp/Pivot-Client/Relational/Summary-Types.md @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ documentation: ug # Summary Types in UWP Pivot Client -The SfPivotClient supports summarizing the data for various data types by using the `SummaryType` property. This property should be defined while defining the pivot calculation by using the `PivotComputationInfo` class to specify the summary type. It holds the following summary types: +The Pivot Client supports summarizing the data for various data types by using the `SummaryType` property. This property should be defined while defining the pivot calculation by using the `PivotComputationInfo` class to specify the summary type. It holds the following summary types: * **DoubleTotalSum**: Computes the sum of double or integer from pivot values for the corresponding pivot item. * **DoubleAverage**: Computes the average of double or integer from pivot values for the corresponding pivot item.