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Back One This command shuffles your selected object(s) backward by one in the object order of the current layer. Press CTRL+PAGE DOWN or choose Arrange | Order | Back One to apply it. In Front Of This command enables you to shuffle your selected object and place it directly in front of any object you specify in the current layer order. A targeting cursor will appear, enabling you to choose which object to shuffle your selection in front of. Choose Arrange | Order | In Front Of to apply it. Behind This command also causes a targeting cursor to appear, enabling you to specify which object you want your object selection to be shuffled behind in the object order on the current layer. Choose Arrange | Order | Behind to apply it. Reverse Order This command effectively shuffles the order of your selected object so that it s in the reverse of its current order on the layer. Front objects become back objects and vice versa, as shown in Figure 8-14. For example, if your objects were numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4 from front to back, applying this command would cause them to become reordered to 4, 3, 2, and 1. Choose Arrange | Order | Reverse Order to apply it.

BusinessObjects XI provides many functions for you to use in your formulas. A function is an operation that takes zero or more input parameter values and generates a single output value. For example, =Round(273.75;0) returns 274. In this example, the Round function takes two input parameters, the number to be rounded (273.75) and the number of decimal places to round the number to (0) and returns the output value (274). Input parameters can be base report variables, numeric constants, or text literals. Functions can be added to formulas by typing them directly into the Formula Editor or by selecting them from the list of available functions on the Functions tab when using the Formula Editor (see Figure 22-3). Until you are familiar with the function syntax, select the functions from the list of available functions in the Formula Editor. The Formula Editor provides you with a description of the function, the syntax for the function, the data types required as input parameters, and the data type returned as the output value. You can get a more detailed description of the function including examples if you click the link More on this function. As you build your formula, pay attention to the data types required as input parameters and the data type that will be returned as the output value. Providing incorrect data types as input parameters to a function will return an error when validating or saving the formula. For example, entering the formula =Round("273.75",0) will return an error because the first input parameter is expected as a number, not as a string. The quotes around 273.75 tell Web Intelligence to treat it as a string. The available functions are organized into categories to help you find the appropriate function easily. The following illustration shows the categories collapsed. To see the contents of any one category, click + next to the category name.

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