Hello All.
I am currently having a tidy up ready for the new year.
What I want to do is using a list of Cubes (In Excel) put all the Dimensions used in each of these cubes.
I have found that TABDIM formula should do what i need apart from i have a list of over 100 cubes.
Rather than type in the cube names I am trying to reference cell A1, A2 and so on. eg.
A B
1 AircraftFleetSize =TABDIM("TM1serv:A1"1)
2 AircraftInfo =TABDIM("TM1serv:A2"1)
3 AircraftMaterials =TABDIM("TM1serv:A3"1)
This does not work.
Can anyone point in the right direction so I don't have to type out over 100 TABDIM formulas ?
Regards
Lee
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Re: Cleansing Exercise
You can use this as a starting point. It does the reverse (gives a list of unused dims), but you'll be able to butcher it for your requirements.
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Re: Cleansing Exercise
In order to reference what is in cell A1 the formula should be something like:LeeTaylor1979 wrote: AircraftFleetSize =TABDIM("TM1serv:A1"1)
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=TABDIM("tm1serv:" & $A1, 1)
The reference to the dimension index can, of course, also be a cell reference too if you wanted to list 1 - n across columns. Then you could just write one TABDIM formula and copy it down and across.
Hope that helps.
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Mike
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Re: Cleansing Exercise
Thanks Guys,
I have opted for Mikes suggestion which has worked exactly how I wanted.
Martin I will keep your link though if that ok for future exercises.
Regards
Lee
I have opted for Mikes suggestion which has worked exactly how I wanted.
Martin I will keep your link though if that ok for future exercises.
Regards
Lee
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Re: Cleansing Exercise
Lee, take a look at the TM1pedia that Duncan designed. Its a method of documenting a TM1 installation but part of it does exactly what you are looking for, and more besides
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Re: Cleansing Exercise
Steve I totally forgot about this.
Duncan passed it to me when he left.
Cheers
Lee
Duncan passed it to me when he left.
Cheers
Lee