You will need to scan for use of the variable that uses the parameter. For example, you make have a variable named "Add2" that is defined as:
RangeSum($1, $2)
The variable will be used in charts like:
$(Add2(3, 6))
In this case "3" will be passed to $1 and "6" to $2.
So..if you want to see what kind of values are being used, scan for the use of the parameterized variable in expressions. You can find the variable usage in either the Expression Overview or Document Analyzer.
Add a KPI object and just put $($1) in it. The $() part will 'extract' the value of the variable. You can do the same for the other four variables.
If you don't need to see them in the dashboard you can just click on the x= button in the bottom left of the screen in edit mode and find your variables. Their values will be in the Definition column.
You will need to scan for use of the variable that uses the parameter. For example, you make have a variable named "Add2" that is defined as:
RangeSum($1, $2)
The variable will be used in charts like:
$(Add2(3, 6))
In this case "3" will be passed to $1 and "6" to $2.
So..if you want to see what kind of values are being used, scan for the use of the parameterized variable in expressions. You can find the variable usage in either the Expression Overview or Document Analyzer.
