IBM Cognos Analytics documentation
https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/cognos-analytics/11.1.0?topic=manuals
- by Andy HsuFrom : Groups >> Planning AnalyticsHi Svetlana, Thanks for your answer. I will talk to customer and submit to. IBM idea to see the roadmap. 🙂 —————————— Andy Hsu ——————————
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- by Glen BanksFrom : Groups >> Planning AnalyticsI am attempting to take a report and modify the tm2\\_0_rh to a MDX formula that changes based on what is selected in the slicers. I have a formula, but it keeps giving me an error, and I am not sure why. The formula should if you select a consolidated […]
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- by STUART KINGFrom : Groups >> Planning AnalyticsHi Steven, The cube viewer in PAW allows you to manipulate a flattened view the same way the Architect\Perspectives cube viewer does. The only real limitation with the PAW cube viewer is that it doesn't display data when the row or column axis has no dimensions. The view is still […]
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- by Steven RoweFrom : Groups >> Planning AnalyticsLink to Idea is here https://ibm-data-and-ai.ideas.ibm.com/ideas/PAOC-I-1592 —————————— Steven Rowe ——————————
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- by Steven RoweFrom : Groups >> Planning AnalyticsI'll do this, but I really don't believe this is an "idea". It's functionality that exists in the legacy product and being able to build an object that you are unable to edit and save seems to be incomplete functionality —————————— Steven Rowe ——————————
- by Svetlana PestsovaFrom : Groups >> Planning AnalyticsRight, Andy, no such detaization is available. The only way now is to specify the view toolbars and save the templates, but it's not user specific. Best regards, —————————— Svetlana Pestsova IBM Planning Analytics Product Manager ——————————
- by Svetlana PestsovaFrom : Groups >> Planning AnalyticsHi Steven, Please, log in your idea on !AHA We'd need to rank that functionality for future implementation. Thank you! —————————— Svetlana Pestsova IBM Planning Analytics Product Manager ——————————
- by Mack LFrom : Groups >> Cognos AnalyticsThe issue is now resolved. Was able to restore the Open Menu. Thank you all. Best Regards, —————————— Mack L ——————————
- by Andy HsuFrom : Groups >> Planning AnalyticsHi Svetlana, Thanks, Q1. I knew that we can disable the "EXPORT" in PAW workbook properties. But we can not on/off by different user? Q2. If we use the websheet, we can not turn off the "EXPORT". My workaround is set "MaximumSheetsForExport" to 0 in tm1web_config.xml. Customer's requirement are on/off […]
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- by Steven RoweFrom : Groups >> Planning AnalyticsHi Svetlana, The only place you can interact with the additional settings that relate to a flat view is either when you first build it or when you export it. These can not be edited and saved. The flat view interface in the Export data is also much easier to […]
- by Svetlana PestsovaFrom : Groups >> Planning AnalyticsHi Steven, Even it's not a crosstab view but a flat view, it should be possible to save and see the view available as .vue. It'd be in the data tree shown in books side as well: Best regards, —————————— Svetlana Pestsova IBM Planning Analytics Product Manager ——————————
