Cheat sheet for Formatting Syntax
Hi, Can someone point me to a syntax cheat sheet for formatting cube views and reports in Excel? I'm trying to get this number to show in thousands and have my negative numbers be in red with parentheses, and I'm super close, but I have this odd space at the end I can't seem to solve. ChatGPT got me here: ExcelNumberFormat = [#,##0,_);[Red](#,##0,_))] But it's stuck there.Solved52Views0likes4CommentsTop Ten and All Other
Hi. I have a cube view / customer sales report where I can get my top ten customer sales, and I have a row that has the total sales. How can I make a row to show 'All Others' so I can foot the lines to the total sales? I've tried a CVR calc but it pulls in the top customer only. Thanks, Brian1.1KViews0likes5CommentsShow formula of Account type DynamicCalc
Hello ... We are trying to output the formula for Accounts of type DynamicCalc in a cube using an U8 member named U8#AccountFormula. In this member we have defined the following: Return api.Account.Formula(api.Pov.Account.MemberId,API.Pov.Scenario.MemberID,Api.Pov.Time.MemberId) The code above only seems to work for all Accounts except type DynamicCalc Is there another function we should be leveraging? Thanks22Views0likes2CommentsReports using Multiple Cubes
Hello, Would it be possible for me to generate a CubeView using multiple cubes? I know it would be possible using an XFGETCELL since we have to point to the specific cube in the formula. We are currently utilizing a single cube with all the parent and base level members in our dimensions and are transitioning into 2 Cubes (1 for the summary/parent level and 1 for all base level members). Our existing reports for example A#NET_INCOME.treedescendantsinclusive would work fine in our single cube, but it may not work when we move the parent & base level members to separate cubes.Solved26Views0likes1CommentV#VarianceExplanation - Best Ways to Use
Hi, I'm trying to understand the best way to add annotations and comments in OneStream to explain variances. Last week at splash I was advised to use V#Annotation or V#VarianceExplanation. But what I'm confused about is how do you actually get it connected to the calculated variance (red box), versus only being able to connect it so the actual reported number (yellow box). Right now I'm using a get data formula in my quick view to calculate the variance (GetDataCell(S#Actual-S#AOP):Name(Variance)). What are other people doing when trying to provide commentary on variances? Whats the best way to use this view?49Views0likes3CommentsHow do I return a range of Members?
We have a large flat hierarchy, members starting with Px_1000 to Px_9999. For example, P1_1000_27 Project 1, P5_1001 Project Yellow.... P7_9999 Project Bob. The numbers are unique (no two same number). We want a report that allows users to enter a "From" - "To" to pull back members in that range. For instance, only pull back members in the range "From" 500 To "532". Have an XFBR where I'm parsing the string, that's working, looping through and but only returning the number. The issue is that I need the entire string and description of the member. That's where I'm stuck. If anyone has done this before, would very much like know how you coded the XFBR. Thank you!Solved58Views0likes4CommentsGet member description in user's culture code using excel add-in
Hi all, Do you know how to get the member description in a scpecific language using the Excell add-in? I suppose that it can be done using the "XFGetMemberProperty" but I can't find an example. Thank you. XFGetMemberProperty This function retrieves any Dimension Member property from the Member Properties tab in the Dimension Library. Note there are no spaces used when defining property name. XFGetMemberProperty(“DimTypeName”,“MemberName or Script”,“PropertyName”, “VaryByCubeTypeName”,“VaryByScenarioTypeName”,“VaryByTimeName”) As a reference when using BR: Get member description in user's culture code | OneStream Community Best regards, CarlosSolved32Views0likes4CommentsHow do I remove parameter prompts from WF?
I am using a Cube View (IS) within a dashboard. The client does not want users to be prompted with parameters for selecting Entity, Time, or View. Instead, they expect these dimensions to be driven automatically by the Workflow Point of View While I’ve successfully applied WF Time and View dimensions in the CV to align with the Workflow POV, I’m encountering an issue with the Entity dimension. It does not respond to the Workflow POV such sd WF, WFProfile, etc.. I either have to hardcode it, or use the Parmeter. Can I create a parameter that does not prompt a user make a selection?33Views0likes3CommentsDynamic Calc UD8 Dimension to Filter Account Dimension?
Is it possible to create a dynamic calc UD8 dimension, that then filters down the members on the Account dimension at a base level? (and if so, how?) For example, within the Account dimension, I have Member A, Member B, Member C and Member D. Can I create UD8 dimensions of "Group 1" and "Group 2" where if Group 1 is selected, it filters down Account to only show Member A and Member B. And if I choose Group 2, it filters Account to only include Member C and Member D. I know this can be accomplished with an alternate hierarchy on the Account dimension but just checking to see if this can be done alternatively. Thanks in advance!9Views0likes0CommentsZero Suppression Threshold with Unstored Data
Howdy I want to apply a Zero Suppression Threshold (of 1,000) in a Cube View for a specific column. However, the Account in my column is a Dynamic Calc. The suppression isn't working at all, can someone confirm if Zero Suppression Threshold is only available for Stored Data? If it is only available for Stored Data, is my best option to use a Member Formula instead of a Dynamic Calc? I've tried using Cube View Math as well but I get the same result as using a Dynamic Calc. Thanks in advance5Views0likes0Comments