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drill downTo move from summary information to the detailed data that created it. For example, adding totals from all the orders for a year creates gross sales for the year. Drilling down would identify the types of products that were most popular. The ability to drill down can be performed in a single application or by using a combination of applications. See DSS, pivot table and multidimensional views. drill down [¦dril ′dau̇n] (computer science) In data mining, viewing data at a greater level of detail; for example, viewing individual sales as opposed to viewing total sales.
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Crews will then begin excavation of the building's slab and drill down into the bedrock to install footings. Executive Dashboards are real-time snapshots of key indicators such as census, AR days, and Qls, with the ability to drill down to source data and create on-the-fly reports and graphs. Managers can drill down to get the details on each of these individual performance components and have the essential tools for accurate, informed decision-making. |
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