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Our All-New Community Platform
2 MIN READ The Community upgrade is now live! Our team has put together this blog to help you more quickly understand changes, enhancements and new features! Please note this post is not meant to be all encompassing and we recommend checking out our Frequently Asked Questions page in addition to this blog. So now, to the changes! WHEN IT COMES TO POSTING: First things first, how do you start a new thread? Navigate to the forum board that you wish to start a new topic inside of. For example, at the top navigation, select 'Forums' and click the drop down to select the forum board you wish to post in. You’ll then see on the right-hand side a button to “Start a Discussion” Inside your post, you’ll see some things have changed. For example, inputting code. To insert code, you’ll select the ellipis icon on the far-right side of the formatting bar Selecting that will display a drop down, where you’ll click this icon {;} A new window will pop up to Insert/Edit Code Sample. You will need to type the name of the language you’re inserting and select it when it drops down. SEARCHING AND FILTERING You can now see Featured Content on the homepage. It’s located on the righthand side about halfway down the page. Additionally, within the 'Recent Activity' feed, you can filter out recent posts by viewing the most recent, most viewed, activity with no replies yet or topics with no solutions yet. NEW TERMINIOLOGY & NEW LOOKS Kudos have been replaced with likes. They are exactly the same. You can nowupvote in IdeaStream! Labels have been replaced with 'Tags'. These are exactly the same as labels, but the terminology has changed. Posts withAccepted Solutions display a new icon to indicate they are solved SEARCHING Our search function has improved! A few points to note: If your search yields usernames that contain your search term, a dedicated user box will display on the righthand side like the below example: What’s more is your results have icons next to the titles that indicate what type of result they are. Here is the breakdown of icons and their meanings: Forum post Blog Post IdeaStream Post Technical Documents We sincerely hope this helps you find your way. If you have questions, please comment below and we’d be glad to help you.Community Highlights: November 2024
1 MIN READ All New Community, All New Highlights! We hope everyone is enjoying the fresh new aesthetic of the OneStream Community! As we get ready to usher in the New Year, we’d be remiss if we didn't reflect on November. We know our highlights are slightly delayed as compared to usual, and we do apologize, but the platform upgrade changed our team views Community reports. Because of this change, we’ll be changing the format of our Community Highlights. Please note: there’s a good chance this format will continue to evolve. We’re working behind the scenes to analyze new data and different reports to provide our users the most useful and interesting data that we can. All that being said, let’s reflect on this past November! The Community had 33,047 visits in November 2024 and 55,420 page views We had 117 new discussions begin Reporting was our most active forum, with 41 new discussions Top Engaged Threads: Most Replies: librfc32.dll error Most Views: How to install Excel addin? Most Active Members: Most Forum Replies:Henning Most Likes Received: T_Kress Most Authored Solutions: T_Kress
The OneStream Podcast Season Three Finale is Available Now!
OneStream’s Sensible Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence solutions are enabling customers to plan with confidence, gain insights, and forecast more accurately than ever before. On this episode of the OneStream Podcast, Jack Lucci from OneStream’s AI and Operational Analytics team joins Peter Fugere to discuss advancements in Sensible ML and AI technology and how these advancements are breaking down the traditional barriers to embracing AI/ML and enriching organizational collaboration.Double The Tech Talks After Hours Learning Opportunity!
Two new episodes of Tech Talks After Hours are now available for viewing. And free to everyone! https://onestream.thoughtindustries.com/learn/video/tech-talks-after-hours-starting-out-with-analytic-services https://onestream.thoughtindustries.com/learn/video/tech-talks-after-hours-smart-integration-connectorBuilding BiBlend table names, or: a classic tale of XFBR escapology
4 MIN READ Tables produced by BiBlend are named with a simple convention, which makes it easy to build dynamic DataAdapters to report on them; however, day-to-day practice is often made awkward by a few gotchas. We can address this task with a very short XFBR function - the perfect tool for a simple fix like this! While working our way through the solution, we'll discuss a few best practices for text-replacement jobs and general rule writing.Community Highlights: October 2024
1 MIN READ Although it's time to put away our ghosts and ghouls, at least we can leave out the pumpkins for the time being. While the days are feeling especially short thanks to daylight savings, that means the holidays are right around the corner. In North America we're slipping into the season of giving with Thanksgiving only a few short weeks away. Time flies and it'll be 2025 before we know it!Question: In a Cube View heading, how can I include the last day of the month as the time description in a page caption (e.g., display "as at 30 September 2020" instead of "September 2020“)?
Answer Assuming that the date being shown is always the last day of the month and the client is using calendar months, it is possible to use XFBR string rule to call a function to get the number of days in the month. Source: Office Hours 2020-01-17 Partner Enablement
