Our backend was just upgraded to 2411 and we are using the 2408 Excel Add-in. It seems that since the backend was upgraded, some master data types are no longer listed in the Master Data Workbook. I can not find anything in the notes that would expla...
I just upgraded from version 2305 to 2408. I have formulas that sit outside of the planning view which reference cells within the planning view. These formulas are more than 2 columns to the right which, in the past, ensured that the formulas were no...
The formula we currently use to list filters lists only the worksheet filters. I would like to combine both the WORKBOOK and WORKSHEET list filter formulas into one but when I try to, it includes all of the line breaks even when there is no more filt...
When adding attribute totals to the planning view, the total row has labels of (Total). Is there anyway to change this literal? It is very confusing to see every total row look the same with respect to labeling.
I have a CI-DS task where I have $G_FILE_NAME as a global variable. When running the job (as Run Now), I chose to enter an alternate file name than was set up with the task (using the Current Value (for this run only) functionality). But, when the ta...
Thank you for your response. The root cause of the issue is a change that was corrected in version 2405 (but not carried through to 2408 until 2408.3). Referenc: SAP Note 3509121 But, from your proposed solution, I did find a way around this until I ...
Thank you for your response. The root cause of the issue is a change that was corrected in version 2405 (but not carried through to 2408 until 2408.3). (SAP Note: 3509121).
What you provided did help in verifying that the global variable override was working. The issue was that when the source file was added to the data flow, the actual file name was used, not the global variable ($g_file_name).
I was able to put together a formula that works to list both workbook and worksheet filters without the extra line feeds. This is very basic and can be enhanced as needed.= "WORKBOOK Filters:" & CHAR(10) & IFERROR(@INDEX(SOP_WB_Filter,1) & CHAR(10),"...
