Hello,
I have a cell (D22) with a SUBNM formula. I use that cell to create a subset in view TM1RPTROW($C$12,"srv:dimname",$D$22 & " 0 Level").
This works well in the spreadsheet but in TM1 web, when I double click D22, it says it cannot find the dimension.
Is there something else I should have done?
Thanking ya in advance.
SUBNM in active forms
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Re: SUBNM in active forms
Hi,
Does the dimension name contains a space ?
I think that might be creating the issue.
(In Tm1 web space are ignored and the dimension is not found in the system without the space name...)
Hope this helps,
Does the dimension name contains a space ?
I think that might be creating the issue.
(In Tm1 web space are ignored and the dimension is not found in the system without the space name...)
Hope this helps,
HTH
Olivier
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Re: SUBNM in active forms
Nope. Dimension name has no space.
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Re: SUBNM in active forms
Can you post the exact formula in D22?telula wrote:This works well in the spreadsheet but in TM1 web, when I double click D22, it says it cannot find the dimension.
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Re: SUBNM in active forms
Is that the exact formula or are there typos? You have to separate parameters with commas and you don't have one between $D$22 and " 0 Level". Why do you have a blank space before the 0 in 0 level? Please cut and paste the EXACT formula so we can tell whether you are keyboard challenged.
Re: SUBNM in active forms
Folks, figured it out. The space issue wasnt before the 0 in 0 Level, there was a space betwwen server: and dimname.
Problem solved.
Problem solved.