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User Group Meeting - Perth
The next Hyperion User Group will be held in Perth on the 23rd February 2012.
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M-Power partners with 123OLAP to deliver Hyperion Training in Australia
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QUT talk about their Hyperion Planning project at the HEUG Conference
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Adding header rows in Hyperion Planning data entry forms (all versions)
A common user request is to adopt a layout similar to what’s shown on this data entry form, specifically the header lines highlighted in red. These are not data rows, they exist to add both spacing and descriptions to each of the sections.
To add rows such as these simply create members in your accounts dimension named as appropriate. Ensure they are dynamically calculated and have a formula of #missing to ensure there is no performance implication.
A common user request is to adopt a layout similar to what’s shown on this data entry form, specifically the header lines highlighted in red. These are not data rows, they exist to add both spacing and descriptions to each of the sections.
To add rows such as these simply create members in your accounts dimension named as appropriate. Ensure they are dynamically calculated and have a formula of #missing to ensure there is no performance implication.
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