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GregHertling
New Contributor III
3 years ago
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Member name and description in different columns

Hi, is there a simple way to create a cube view with the member name and description in different columns?  Specifically, when there are nested members in the row.  I can pull in UD8, but they come in on two columns after the names which looks odd.

thanks,

Greg

  • JackLacava's avatar
    JackLacava
    3 years ago

    You can set the Row Header size to 0 to hide them, then manage the actual columns as you see fit.

     

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  • JackLacava's avatar
    JackLacava
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    Hi Greg,

    could you post a screenshot of what you have, to clarify the issue...?

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        JackLacava
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        You can set the Row Header size to 0 to hide them, then manage the actual columns as you see fit.

         

  • GregHertling's avatar
    GregHertling
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    Sure, here you go.  Using UD8 in columns I can get Entity and Accounts description, but Entity doesn't show up next to Entity member.

        2022M9
    EntityAccountEntity DescriptionAccount Description 
    1650140200Entity 1 DescriptionAccount 1 Description-2692368.71
    1650140800Entity 1 DescriptionAccount 2 Description4619250
    1650150130Entity 1 DescriptionAccount 3 Description29.68
    1650160010Entity 1 DescriptionAccount 4 Description2712403.86
    1650160025Entity 1 DescriptionAccount 5 Description-22598833.59
    1650150460Entity 1 DescriptionAccount 6 Description18775425.09
  • RamuV's avatar
    RamuV
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    If my understanding of the requirement is correct, you want to display the Entity Name and Entity Description in separate columns in a single CubeView.

    One way you can do it is by creating a simple flow member, call it Entity_Description, Make it DynCalc and you can use the annotation type like

     

    Dim entityDesc As String = api.Pov.Entity.Description

    Return entityDesc

     

    Now you can use this as a column for your entity description as F#Entity_Description:V#Annotation

     

    Similarly, you can use the logic for Accounts.

     

    This worked for me.