Hi,
I need to use a string value in my error message.
Let me explain the scenario.
I am having a cube with only 2 dimensions.
Organization and MaxHeadCount.
I am assigning some maximum headcount to each org.
So, in the form when the user enters the headcount more than maxheadcount, i am showing a error as 'Maximum Headcount Limit has exceeded.'
Now, the requirement is like i need to show the number in error message.
Let A(org) --> 120(MaxHeadcount)
and when user tries to enter headcount more than 120. It should prompt error message like "The headcount shouldn't cross 120".
How to pull this number into error message?
Thanks & Regards,
Jeshwanth
Usage of variable in error message
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Re: Usage of variable in error message
In what interface does this happen ?
Excel / TM1 Web ? A TI process that is calculating / validating the input ?
A TM1 (string) rule in the Cube viewer ?
Excel / TM1 Web ? A TI process that is calculating / validating the input ?
A TM1 (string) rule in the Cube viewer ?
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Re: Usage of variable in error message
So you need to convert a number to a string value.
Have you read the manual? It's all there. The intent of this forum is not to answer questions that can and should be quite easily answered wit a quick scan of the manual.
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Re: Usage of variable in error message
I have got the solution.
Regards,
Jeshwanth
Regards,
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Re: Usage of variable in error message
Thank you for the update. For users looking for answers rather than posting themselves, please add the solution you found.Jesh19 wrote:I have got the solution.
Regards,
Jeshwanth
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Re: Usage of variable in error message
I have concatenated it with error message using CellGetS function.
For example:
My error message is 'Maximum Headcount has exceeded' and my value is some 50.
I wrote as follows:
'Maximum Headcount has exceeded' | CellGetS(Cube,dim1,dim2,value);
Regards,
Jeshwanth
For example:
My error message is 'Maximum Headcount has exceeded' and my value is some 50.
I wrote as follows:
'Maximum Headcount has exceeded' | CellGetS(Cube,dim1,dim2,value);
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Jeshwanth
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Re: Usage of variable in error message
Let's add a few characters to make it somewhat more readable:
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'Maximum Headcount was exceeded: ' | CellGetS(Cube, dim1, dim2, value);
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