DBRW *KEY_ERR or #N/A
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 4:34 am
Hi All,
This is weird.
I can enter the values in the cube and it works fine - the cube accepts the manually input values,
but
when I slice to Excel or manually build the same I receive *KEY_ERR from the DBRW instead of the values,
if I try to type over this, I receive "T1) Write Access Denied" and the value changes to #N/A ????
If I generate an Active Form I get a blank form with only the top column headers, no data in the rows - TM1RPTROW doesn't generate the rows.
Notes:
1. I can change values in the cube
2. I am trying to change all N-level values which are not effected by Rules
3. All this worked fine prior to upgrading from TM1 9.4.1 to TM1 9.5.1...
4. This only effects new slices - all Excel reports/templates built prior to upgrading work fine, however, parts of those existing templates also have the same error
Any ideas would be much appreciated.
Are any of you aware of anything in Excel that could be causing this behaviour.
Cheers
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This is weird.
I can enter the values in the cube and it works fine - the cube accepts the manually input values,
but
when I slice to Excel or manually build the same I receive *KEY_ERR from the DBRW instead of the values,
if I try to type over this, I receive "T1) Write Access Denied" and the value changes to #N/A ????
If I generate an Active Form I get a blank form with only the top column headers, no data in the rows - TM1RPTROW doesn't generate the rows.
Notes:
1. I can change values in the cube
2. I am trying to change all N-level values which are not effected by Rules
3. All this worked fine prior to upgrading from TM1 9.4.1 to TM1 9.5.1...
4. This only effects new slices - all Excel reports/templates built prior to upgrading work fine, however, parts of those existing templates also have the same error
Any ideas would be much appreciated.
Are any of you aware of anything in Excel that could be causing this behaviour.
Cheers
Admin Note: Moved, yet again. Will people PLEASE read the How To Make A Bug Post topic before posting in that forum.