on 09-05-2014 4:19 PM
Hi guys,
I was wondering if it is possible to reference a dimensional property value in the sense of 'contains' instead of 'is equal to'.
In other words: We all know it from Excel: Here it is possble to define a column filter based on 'contains'.
(BTW, in the WORKSTATUS context of the ENTITY dimension / OWNER property, it is possible, however only there as it seems.)
Anyway, I'd like to generically achieve the same in EPM templates (without having to apply the Excel filtering).
A potential way could be to apply a dynamic filter in the member selector, however, the only valid entries are =, <>, Like, and Between. (And applying multiple dynamic filters (using '+' Operators) , covering all possible entries of the desired property value should not be the preferred option at this stage.)
Another way I could imagine to be working out ist the EPMDimensionOverride formula, however, I can't work out out the potential syntax.
So please, if anyone got an idea...
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Last but not least a simples example:
Say, the Dimension 'TEST' has got the property 'FILTER'
And it's dimensional members are as follows:
KEY FILTER
TEST_1 A
TEST_2 B
TEST_3 A,B
TEST_4 B,C
Aim:
Filtering a template based on 'contains' A should display the members TEST_1, TEST_3
Filtering a template based on 'contains' B should display the members TEST_2, TEST_3, TEST_4
Filtering a template based on 'contains' C should display the member TEST_4
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Thanks guys, your help is appreciated!
Claus
Hi Claus,
Unfortunately there is no way to achieve requirements you have (many to many relationship between KEY and some filter).
Vadim
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Thanks heaps for your answer, Vladim!
That's funny, huh? As mentioned, in respect to the Workstatus control, SAP made that functionality available for the Owner property of the Entity dimension (i.e. more than one user can be declared as an owner of a e.g. Cost Center and could hence change a particular Work Status).
Any ideas for a workaround ?
Have a good weekend...
Claus
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