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RE: Filter rows based on context selection.

By: George Tonkin , 4 hours ago

HI Jose, Glad to hear it worked for you. If you would like to learn some more on MDX, I recently posted some blog articles to get you going. Personally I find MDX view powerful and versatile and a real game-changer for TM1. Good luck! ...
RE: Filter rows based on context selection.

By: Jose Luis Señas Cuesta , 4 hours ago

Hi George, The solution worked as expected. That's what I was looking for. Thanks a lot. ------------------------------ Jose Luis Senas Data Analyst Kimberly-Clark Mexico Mexico City ------------------------------
RE: Data validation in PAW

By: Tina Korinčić , 11 hours ago

Dear Jose, Thank you very much for the response. We will check how disabling the parameter would impact the entire model and whether it would be okay to disable it. If not, we will go with one of the workaround options you suggested. ...
RE: TM1Val Design Questions

By: Veronika Gultom , 18 hours ago

Thank you for correction🙏 ------------------------------ Veronika Gultom ------------------------------ ...
RE: Swapping Feeders for ConsolidatedChildren

By: Chris Courim , yesterday

Asgeir- You may already be too far down the path with your rules and feeder-based solution, but I thought I'd offer an alternative. For the Balance YTD and recursive balance calculations over time (like beginning and ending balances) which can be ...
RE: Filter rows based on context selection.

By: George Tonkin , yesterday

HI, I am assuming you want an unsuppressed view otherwise you could just show all and suppress and see only valid rows. You could use MDX on your rows to generate a list of Products that are linked to a Machine based on the attribute. Because Machine ...

Important Announcement for the Planning Analytics on Cloud Rich Tier (Remote Desktop)

By: Tracy Peppy yesterday

The IBM Planning Analytics on Cloud team is announcing that targeting mid- September 2024, the Rich Tier Desktop will be no longer be accessible for Planning Analytics on Cloud Modelers. Why are we making this change? To improve ...

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Best Practices for Transitioning from Legacy TM1 Components to IBM Planning Analytics

By: SAMI EL CHEIKH 2 days ago

In preparation of migrating your content to Planning Analytics modern interfaces like Planning Analytics for Excel and Planning Analytics Workspace, please keep the following guidelines in mind: To run Perspectives reports in our modern interfaces, ...
Revisiting Dynamic Reports for IBM Planning Analytics Workspace

By: Ann-Grete Tan 10 days ago

I recently had a “Back to the Future” experience when I re-entered the consulting pool as a hands-on Planning Analytics (PA) developer after spending several years focusing on training and mentoring a new generation of TM1 experts. While my core ...
MDX analysis of what you are Feeding

By: George Tonkin 24 days ago

Recent posts on feeding and going feederless have sparked some interest. Today's article follows on from my series looking at MDX and calculated members to analyse what is being fed using the }StatsByCube performance cubes. We will use Planning Analytics ...

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Automating the creation of views to reconcile or present data

By: Wim Gielis one month ago

Welcome back to my blog on IBM Planning Analytics. Today we will concentrate on automation when it comes to the creation of the newest type of views, MDX views. Specifically, our exercise is as follows. So you just created that brand new cube and loaded ...

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Reflections on my trip to Australia - meeting Clients, Partners and Colleagues

By: Michael McGeein one month ago

I spent the week in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, meeting with clients, business partners, and my IBM colleagues in that region. It was an incredible experience, both draining due to the long travel times, but invigorating as well. So many clients ...