The YEAR function in TM1 allows us to extract the number representing the Year from a date. Here we explain it’s syntax and give an example combining it with the DATE function.
Feeding from a Consolidation to a Leaf Element in TM1
How, in TM1/Planning Analytics, to feed from a consolidated element in one cube to a leaf element in another cube using a single consolidation feeder with a worked example.
TM1 Excel Reporting Best Practices – Control Tab
The Control Tab in Excel is a great way to keep system relevant variables for your TM1 Excel based reports.
PAX Connection Greyed Out
Troubleshooting and correcting a greyed out connection to a TM1 server from within Planning Analytics for Excel.
TM1Web URL
The TM1 Web URL/address is simply http://servername:port/tm1web/, where usually the port is 9510.
Creating a Dynamic Print Area in a Dynamic Report in TM1
Need to create a dynamic print area in a TM1 Dynamic Report or Active Form? Here are detailed instructions of exactly how to do this really easily!
General Ledger Analysis with TM1
Do you have Excel based TM1 reports with hard coded Excel SUM formulae? Or manually entered line descriptions on your P&L or Balance Sheet, or a General Ledger cube with negatives for credits and positives for debits, when your users want to see all positive values? Here’s a quick case study for what we achieved for a new client last week that delivers all this and enables the GL cube to be easily used in Planning Analytics Workspace.
How to Create Virtual Dimensions in TM1/Planning Analytics
Virtual Dimensions in TM1 and Planning Analytics allow you to use Attributes to create additional analytic capability. Here we explain how to create them with code examples.
Virtual Dimensions in TM1 and Planning Analytics Explained
Virtual Dimensions and Hierarchies in TM1 and Planning Analytics explained. You can add virtual dimensions, or hierarchies, to any physical dimension in TM1 to expand the analytics available from a TM1 cube. Here we explain what they are.
Create a TM1 Send Sheet in Excel
Excel based TM1 Send Sheets are a wonderful way of having data that is calculated in Excel loaded automatically into TM1 on demand. Here we show how to create a send sheet and automate it so that it only runs when required.