Category: Code
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How to create blueprints with Arc
The Blueprints tool allows you to manage and create blueprints for your TM1 application. Blueprints provide a structured way to define best practice techniques and generate boilerplate code to implement them. Think of Blueprints as templates “on steroids”! Getting Started To access the Blueprints tool: You can also access Blueprints from the “Create Process” dialog…
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Using Pulse with Dark Mode
Dark Mode Support Pulse 7.0.0 introduces support for dark mode, allowing users to switch between light and dark themes for a more comfortable viewing experience. To enable dark mode, users can toggle the theme in their user profile settings. Click on your user name in the top right corner then User Profile and finally click…
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Pulse v7.0 is now available
This new release brings massive improvements to the Pulse Web Client, including dark mode support, and a modernized user interface. It also includes enhancements to the Pulse Application Server and various fixes to improve the overall performance and usability of Pulse. We highly recommend everyone to upgrade to this version to take advantage of the…
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Building Fast Excel Reports with Slice
Many companies transitioning from an on-premise TM1 installation to IBM Planning Analytics (PA) on the cloud can face performance challenges. A common issue is the noticeable difference in refresh times for excel reports between their previous setup using Perspectives and the new PA on the cloud with PAfE (Planning Analytics for Excel). A recent case…
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Arc and Slice v5.0 is now available
New Report Audit feature in Slice Slice introduces a new Report Audit feature to help you highlight best practices violations in your Excel reports #3126 Transaction Log in Arc Arc now includes a Transaction Log feature that allows you to browse and restore transaction logs. This feature is useful for auditing and recovering data in…
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Finding the Right Tool
Transitioning away from Perspectives can be challenging, but with the right tool and partner, it can be a smooth and beneficial process. As we move forward, it’s important to set the right expectations and understand the benefits of this transition. Finding the Right Alternatives The main question is what to do with your TM1 Excel…
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Using OpenID to login to Pulse
Pulse supports OpenID authentication such as authentication using OKTA or AzureAD. To configure it, you need to go to Administration > Configuration. OpenID settings in Pulse Under Pulse Authentication, tick OpenID and enter the following information as per the screenshot: Register the redirect URL Then you need to register the following URL in your OpenID…
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Connecting Arc to Atmosphere
The Atmosphere portal is available inside Arc: Atmosphere Subscription Before using Atmosphere, you need an active subscription. To subscribe to Atmosphere, please reach out to your Cubewise local contact or you can click the contact us button on the top right. Activate Atmosphere inside Arc Once your Atmosphere subscription is active, you will get an…
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DBSW function behavior with Slice
Slice supports the native TM1 functions DBS and DBSW to send data into your IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) cube. DBSW is much faster than DBS, it is highly recommended to use DBSW instead of DBS. Default behaviour of DBS and DBSW Slice offers a convenient feature with the DBS Send button located in the Slice…
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5 Ways to Aggregate Data in DBRW with Slice
When working in Excel with IBM Planning Analytics (TM1), efficient data aggregation is essential for building dynamic reports so here are five powerful ways to aggregate data using the DBRW function in TM1 with Slice: 1. Natural Consolidations You can easily select any consolidation in your dimensions by clicking in any cell with a SUBNM…