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How Do I Create Dynamic Reports Using MDX in IBM Planning Analytics?
Dynamic Reports with MDX Dynamic Reports in Planning Analytics for Excel (PAfE) takes “complex reporting” to a whole new level! This report is fully embedded within Excel and utilizes TM1 formulas. One of the greatest strengths of this report type is that it allows for expandable / collapsible rows, dictated by the TM1RPTROW formula. There…
Read MoreHow Do I Load Data to IBM Planning Analytics Using TM1py and Pandas? – Part 1
Title: Loading Data to IBM Planning Analytics using TM1Py and Pandas Part 1 Author(s): Paul Caggiano Application: Planning Analytics, Python Software Version: Planning Analytics Version 11.8.01300.1; Python 3.9.12 Keywords: TM1Py, Python, Planning Analytics, TM1, Pandas Python is no doubt one of the fastest growing programming languages in terms of its use for data science. This…
Read MoreHow Do I Load Data to IBM Planning Analytics Using TM1py and Pandas? – Part 2
Title: Loading Data to IBM Planning Analytics using TM1Py and Pandas Part 2 Author(s): Paul Caggiano Application: Planning Analytics, Python Software Version: Planning Analytics Version 11.8.01300.1; Python 3.9.12 Keywords: TM1Py, Python, Planning Analytics, TM1, Pandas This article is Part 2 of the series exploring how to integrate TM1Py with your IBM Planning Analytics (PA) instance…
Read MoreHow Do I Load Data to IBM Planning Analytics Using TM1py and Pandas? – Part 3
Title: Loading Data to IBM Planning Analytics using TM1Py and Pandas Part 3 Author(s): Paul Caggiano Application: Planning Analytics, Python Software Version: Planning Analytics Version 11.8.01300.1; Python 3.9.12 Keywords: TM1Py, Python, Planning Analytics, TM1, Pandas This article is Part 3 of the series exploring how to integrate TM1Py with your IBM Planning Analytics (PA) instance…
Read MoreHow Do I Highlight Input Cells in Planning Analytics Workspace (PAW)?
The power of IBM Planning Analytics (PA or TM1) comes from its ability to receive input information from different users, take that input and, through rules embedded in the model, consolidate a forecast (budget), or demonstrate variances to actuals. As developers working with PA we have to build models that perform well in the back…
Read MoreHow Do I Integrate Data from FTP Sites into IBM Planning Analytics?
In other articles I’ve discussed the process of integrating data from various sources into IBM Planning Analytics. This time, I want to offer a simple strategy for automating the inflow of data “dropped onto” a File Transfer Protocol (or FTP) site. Since the File Transfer Protocol is a standard communication protocol commonly used for the…
Read MoreHow Do I Manage Transaction Logs in IBM Planning Analytics to Control Logging Volume and Improve Performance?
Planning Analytics and Transaction Log Management If you are responsible for administrating IBM Planning Analytics, then the transaction log most likely has been queried regularly in an attempt to identify data changes (for example date and time of a change and name of the client that made the change) and – most Likely – the…
Read MoreHow Do I Synchronize Content in IBM Planning Analytics Workspace (PAW)?
Synchronization in computing can be defined as “…the action of causing a set of data (or files) to remain identical in more than one location…”. In IBM Planning Analytics Workspace (or PAW) we can equate this to objects (perhaps an Exploration View and a Visualization) that you’ve configured to be synchronized within a PAW Sheet.…
Read MoreHow Do I Share Content in IBM Planning Analytics Workspace (PAW)?
IBM Planning Analytics is a view-based application which supports data analysis, planning and creation of content. Using Planning Analytics Workspace (PAW) you can easily save and then share content that you have developed. Your content can be any number of objects such as a PAW “book”. PAW Books provide a canvas or “container” in which to layout…
Read MoreHow Do I Manipulate an Exploration View in Planning Analytics Workspace (PAW)?
You can explore IBM Planning Analytics data using Exploration Views. Using Exploration Views, you can not only quickly change how you see data – you can also manipulate the data to better understand relationships within the data. Here are just a few techniques you can use to manipulate an Exploration view in Planning Analytics Workspace (PAW): To…
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