The Occupancy Statistics screen on the Performance menu uses the SKYLINE Occupancy Statistics screens. This screen can be used for both commercial and residential properties.
NOTE You must select a Property in the Prompt section to display data in the table. Also select a Method to be used to calculate the bar graph, such as Occupied Units.
The Occupancy Statistics display in both graphical and tabular formats.
A monthly bar graph is produced for one property at a time displaying the Occupancy Method selected. It is a great representation of the occupancy trend.
A grid displays Occupancy Statistics by Property Type.
The Prompt button is available at the top of the screen to help you group and filter the data presented. Use the multiple selection criteria fields to isolate and customize the information that is most important to you. Select different Methods to display the Occupancy graph using different parameters.
NOTE To keep the Prompt section in view, click the push pin icon in the far right section of the screen. When this control is not in place, the prompt section hides from view to give you a larger graphical display area.
Complete any or all of the Prompt fields and click Refresh to filter the displayed results.
In the Prompt section you have the option to show a toolbar of controls for the graph. Select the Show Tool Bars checkbox to change the display to include a toolbar at the bottom of the graph.
Table data is retrieved from the SKYLINE PM Occupancy Statistics Inquiry screen.
The table includes its own toolbar with multiple options to export and print, plus additional controls to manipulate the table. For instance, you can click the + shortcut to add this view to your My Portal page.
Each table column can be sorted and filtered in a variety of ways. The toolbar includes a control to view or hide the filters. The filters fields display above the top row of data (one for each column) and each includes a drop-down list of filtering options.
Many columns can be sorted and filtered in a variety of ways. The toolbar includes a control to view or hide the filters. The filters fields display above the top row of data (one for each column) and each include a drop-down list of filtering options.