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Sometimes it is necessary to show for users pseudo hierarchies which are looking like a hierarchy but they are not

For example like this
(see theme about it here
http://www.tm1forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8833 ) But it seems this idea doesn't work properly

The only way which comes to my mind is create alias which look like And it looks in view like But first variant looks better because in the second one I have to add symbol '-' in start of element in alias - unfortunattely I can't start from spaces ' ' in names

So may be somebody could give me idea how to show pseudo hierarchies which would look like the first case.

You can use the ASCII ALT-255 character as a indenting prefix in an alias. This is a space character but is not ignored by TM1 as are regular spaces.

lotsaram wrote:You can use the ASCII ALT-255 character as a indenting prefix in an alias. This is a space character but is not ignored by TM1 as are regular spaces.

When I tried to input alt+255 in Attributes Editor it saves only without first empty places - think it is a space anyway.

But helps

EP_explorer wrote:

lotsaram wrote:You can use the ASCII ALT-255 character as a indenting prefix in an alias. This is a space character but is not ignored by TM1 as are regular spaces.

When I tried to input alt+255 in Attributes Editor it saves only without first empty places - think it is a space anyway.

But helps

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str1=Char(160) | ' Regions_lev1';
AttrPutS(str1, 'Regions', 'Regions_lev1', 'Reg_name');

So shouldn't your code use Char(255)? Are you getting the desired effect with Char(160)?

Yes.
If I useChar(255) in TI process it puts the symbol of national alphabit - not space, but if I put Char(160) - it works.

If I put Alt+255 by hands in Attribute Editor it puts space but it doesn't save with space - simply delete spaces before first letter

FYI http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-breaking_space