Power user training documentation in BEX

Could any one pls provide me the links or any pdfs for power user training documentation bex analyzer and web ex
regards
D
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Hi,
check the links below:
www.dop.wa.gov/NR/rdonlyres/ECD2A7F9-AC5A-4A31-856D-CA290DBD28CA/0/FINAL1BWIntroduction.pdf
www.dop.wa.gov/.../7CD23B94-FDAD-4307-BA6F-DA76D8481A54/0/FINAL_Demo3BWAddingConfidentialInfoObjects.pdf
Regards,
Aparna

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