Financial Data Warehouse: Beginning User Training – October 6

This hands-on computer lab occurs from 1-4pm and incorporates a variety of exercises using the BusinessObjects tools. Using actual WSU financial data, you will practice running pre-built reports and queries, building simple ad-hoc queries and reports, importing and exporting data, and formatting basic reports.Note: Prior to attending, you should have been granted access to the Financial Data Warehouse by having the access form approved by the Data Guardian(s). Please see the http://infotech.wsu.edu/DataWarehouse/faccessproc.html section of the Data Warehouse web page for more information.

It is important to register in advance. To do so, click here.

Note:  Seating is very limited.  Attendance will be allowed based on order of registration.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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