CCI01New Contributor4 years agoVariance Analysis in Cube View I'm working on a cube view that does a variance analysis between 2 difference scenarios. The scenarios will always vary based on the scenario member selected by the user. Some of the rows use the f...Show More
Mustafa_AContributor II4 years agoHi CCI01 I've worked on a few VAR analysis reports - might have some ideas we can try.Can you share a small snippet of your report? Just wanna see the rows & columns. Solution1:Have you tried using this as your member filter? Set you dimension to 'scenario' and insert this expression. You can replace S#Scenario with your scenario parameter that you built. GetDataCell(S#Scenario1-S#Scenario2):Name(Difference)and, create a new member line, add all accounts underneath it.For Example - Solution2:I see your Col4 is calculate by dividing col3/col2. Please confirmSo maybe try --GetDataCell(Divide(CVC(Col3Name),CVC(Col2Name)))CVC for columns, and CVR for rows.Example:
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