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chris_rothermel
OneStream Employee
OneStream EmployeeUsing standard substitution variables in regular Business Rules; Example: |CVYear|
In an earlier post a user named Sam helped me find a way to find the value of a variable in a Custom Calculate job using the Parameter field. Now, how can we access the value of the parameter in...
The named pairs passed as a parameter in a Custom Calculate job worked. Today I found a better way to avoid having parameters passed to a custom calc. We can use T#WFTime, and to access it I used
BRApi.Workflow.General.GetWorkflowUnitPk(si).TimeKey.ToString.Substring(0,4)
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SamRichardsOneStream Employee
OneStream EmployeeHey Chris,
What are you trying to do here? If you attach this inside of a Finance.Calculate rule it will have to be attached to the cube and then it will run every time you click calculate/consolidate. I think that could get messy because what happens when that CV time is different from user to user. If you are evaluating some time base on what a user is looking at in a CV I would suggest using a custom calculation and a parameter because it is session specific, and you know what that parameter is going to be when you run the custom calculation.