2013

Reporting
How to create Report and Input forms in BPC
10.0
This document is to facilitate the reader to generate EPM Reports and Input forms
on his own as per business requirements.

Table of Contents
Document Overview ..................................................................................................................................... 4
Target Audience ........................................................................................................................................ 4
Document Prerequisites ........................................................................................................................... 4
Required Knowledge ............................................................................................................................. 4
Document Goals........................................................................................................................................ 4
Document Objective ................................................................................................................................. 4
Introduction to the EPM Add-in.................................................................................................................... 5
Create Connection ........................................................................................................................................ 5
EPM Ribbon................................................................................................................................................... 8
Context ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
EPM Context Bar ................................................................................................................................. 10
EPM Pane ............................................................................................................................................ 10
Report Layout Rules .................................................................................................................................... 11
Overall Layout Rules ............................................................................................................................... 11
Basic Layout Rules ................................................................................................................................... 12
Dimension Placement in the Report Editor ............................................................................................ 14
Member Selection in the Report Editor .................................................................................................. 15
EPM Functions ............................................................................................................................................ 15
Creation of Dynamic Reports ...................................................................................................................... 16
1.

EPMDimensionOverride.............................................................................................................. 16

2.

EPMAxisOverride ........................................................................................................................ 18

3.

EPMMemberID............................................................................................................................ 20

4.

EPMMemberDesc ....................................................................................................................... 22

5.

EPMDimensionProperty.............................................................................................................. 23

6.

EPMMemberProperty ................................................................................................................. 24

7.

EPMMemberOffset ..................................................................................................................... 26

Local Member Creation .............................................................................................................................. 28

EPM Formatting .......................................................................................................................................... 30
Hierarchy level formatting .................................................................................................................. 30
Dimension Member/ Property Formatting ......................................................................................... 30
Row and Column Banding ................................................................................................................... 31
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Page Axis Formatting .......................................................................................................................... 31

Case Study ................................................................................................................................................... 33
Re-activating the EPM Add-In ..................................................................................................................... 41
Annexure: .................................................................................................................................................... 42
Cross-reference between 10.0 and 7.X functions:.................................................................................. 42
List of EPM Function: .............................................................................................................................. 42

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Document Overview
Target Audience
This document is intended for the following audiences:

Project Team Members

Business BPC Admin
Business Users

Document Prerequisites
Required Knowledge
MS OFFIC E Excel

Document Goals
This Document will prepare you for:
To create reports in Excel Interface of EPM Add in

Configure EPM Report Editor

Use Basic EPM Functions
Configuring the formatting Template

Document Objective
After reading this document, you will be able to:

Use the Excel Interface of EPM Add in

Work with EPM Functions
Create Report as per business requirement

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Introduction to the EPM Add-in

The EPM add-in is an add-in to Microsoft Office Excel, Microsoft Office Word and Microsoft Office
PowerPoint.
The EPM add-in enables you to analyze data. The EPM add-in is designed to give access to SAP Business
Objects EPM Solutions' product data, transforming that data in real time into a form which supports
reporting and providing reporting and delivery tools. The add-in also permits analysis of data from
several EPM solutions at the same time

Create Connection
Logging on enables you to establish a first connection between all the workbooks (for one Microsoft
Excel instance) and a model.

Figure 1 EPM Ribbon

To log on, select EPM Log On. Once you are connected to a data source, the Log On ribbon button is
hidden and the Log Off button is displayed.

Figure 2 EPM Logon

When you log on, you select a first connection for the workbooks. The Logon dialog box proposes the
default connection, if you have defined one, or is left blank and you need to click the ellipsis button to
select a connection in the Connection Manager dialog box that opens. The connection selected is
considered as the active connection.

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Figure 3 EPM Connection Manager

By Click on Create button Create Connection window will appear.

Provided URL address before click

on connect button

Figure 4 Create Connection Window 1

At this point of time there will be no environment or model showing in the dropdown shown in above
window. You need to provide the server URL in the field provided and then click on connect. Logon
window will appear. Logon with your credential
Once the server URL and connection has been established you will see environment and model will be
able in dropdowns. Select the necessary environment and model and click on generate connection name
button. The Connection name will appear now Click on OK.
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Figure 5 Create Connection Window 2

Figure 6 EPM Logon with Connection

When you open a workbook containing several reports and you log on with a specific connection, all the
other connections used by the other reports in the workbook are automatically connected unless for
example a connection has been deleted; in which case you may have to enter the login and password to
one or more connections. If you open another workbook containing reports, the connections will also be
automatically connected.
Logging off disconnects all the connections used in the current workbook.
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EPM Ribbon
Once you are login in EPM Ribbon many buttons gets activated. Following are some of the functions of
those buttons.
All these functions in EPM Ribbion can be categorized in Five Major Functions:
1. Reports
This sections consists of function buttons such as creation of New reports,Edit Report,Open ,
Save, Report Action,View Formats & Refresh

Figure 7 EPM Ribbon Report Section

Open and Save are used to fetched report s and Input form from server or local folders.
New Report is used for creation of New Reports. If there is any report present in workbook from
before then Edit Report button will be active else it will get activate once new report is created.
Report Actions involves functions like delete report, copy report, paste report manage
connections & worksheet generation.
View format button is used to unhide the EPM formatting sheet which helps you to maintain
formatting for your reports and input forms.
Refresh button is used to refresh data in Report. This button contains different type of refresh
options such as refresh only data, refresh selected report, refresh workbook, refresh worksheet
and refresh only selected data.
2. Data Analysis
This section consist buttons which are used for data analysis such as Expand ,Collapse , Keep
and Exculde which can be used for dimension member.

Figure 8 EPM Ribbon Data Analysis Section

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3. Data Input
This Section consist buttons used for data input Such as Save Data, Planning,Comment and
Journals.

Save Data is used for saving data of Input forms.This button consist different type of save data
options such as save workbook data, save worksheet data, save and refresh workbook data ,
save and refresh worksheet data. Also data validation can be done to validate input data. This
button also provided function of change work status.
Planning button also consist of many options such as spread, weight and trend which is used to
input data in many cells by using functions.
Comments buttons is used to add comment or to find comment in a report or input form.

4. Collabration

Note : User need to explore this section on own.

5. Tools

This Section consist of buttons such as show / hide pan & context, Options, insert function and
offline mode.
Options buttons consist many functions related to User , Context, Sheet and command display
options.
Show / hide pane and context is used to hide and unhide context & epm pane.

Note:
These functions provide many options related to Reporting. For more insight refer BPC 430 document.

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Context
The context specifies the dimensions and associated members for a specific connection.
The context represents the following:

The dimensions those are included in the current cube/model.

The members that are used in the current display of a report (or the saved members in an
offline report).

The context enables you to define, for each dimension of a selected cube/model, a member
corresponding to the default member to be applied for unspecified dimensions in any EPM function or
in any report created.
Note:
The members that are selected in the axes of a report override the members selected in the context. The
context applies to the user for a connection. If you open other workbooks and connect to the same cube
or model, the context will be the same even if you have modified it in one of the workbooks.
EPM Context Bar
The EPM Context bar is displayed by default horizontally and below the ribbon. The bar displays the
dimensions that are included in the current cube/model and the members that are used in the currently
displayed report (or the saved members in an offline report).

Figure 9 EPM Context Bar

EPM Pane
The EPM pane is displayed by default vertically on the right side of the window. This pane includes the
following areas: the active connection; information about the selected report, including the connection
used by the report, the name of the report, all the dimensions available, the page axis dimensions, the
row axis dimensions and the column axis dimensions.

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Figure 10 EPM Pane

Note:
The EPM Context bar and the EPM pane can both be hidden or displayed at the same time by clicking the
Show Pane & Context button in the EPM tab.

Figure 11 Show Pane & Context Button in EPM Ribbon

Report Layout Rules

Overall Layout Rules
There are some basic rules that you must follow in creating the layout of your report so that the EPM
add-in can interpret it. These rules are simple and logical and also help ensure that your report is
comprehensible to others.

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Figure 12 Basic Report Layout

Page axis members are members that act as a specification (filter) for the whole report. An axis is a set
of one or more dimensions that define the row axis or column axis in a report (see the red and blue
boxes in the layout picture above). The data grid is where the amounts from the database appear.

Basic Layout Rules

The compulsory items are the column axis and the row axis. That is, you need to have at least one
dimension member in the row axis and one in the column axis - forming the two axes. For example, a
report can be as like this:

Figure 13 Basic Report

Note that it does not matter where these two member cells appear on the worksheet, as long as the
column header (in this example: Q1 2013) is somewhere above and to the right of the row header (in
this example: Distribution Zone 2) - and they are both recognizable members of the connected data
source. The data returned by a refresh request will appear in the intersecting cell that appears towards
the bottom-right (in this example: C3).

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Note:
A dimension/hierarchy can only appear once in the whole layout. For example, in a page axis, you cannot
place two members of the same dimension/hierarchy in different cells. Similarly, a dimension/hierarchy
in the row axis cannot have a member appear in the page axis or in the column axis or vice-versa.

Report Creation
To create new report, Click on New Report button in EPM ribbon.

Figure 14 Report Creation

As you click on New Report button, Report Editor dialog box opens.

Dimensions available for creation of Report/

Input Forms

Page Axis Selection Box

Column Axis
Selection Box

Row Axis
Selection Box

Figure 15 Report Editor

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The Report Editor dialog box plays several roles:

It can act as a graphic user interface for defining an initial report on a blank worksheet.
It can be used to define other reports on a sheet already containing a report.
It can be used at any time on a valid report to re-arrange the layout or change the members in
each section of the report: move (pivot) one or more dimensions between the page headers,
row axis and column axis; reorder the nesting of dimensions within an axis; or change the
selection or order of members of one or more dimensions in the report.
It can be used to define report position: moving a report in a sheet, inserting a separation
between axis and data, moving each page axis dimension individually.

You can perform all the above actions in the Layout tab of the Report Editor.
Note:
Using the other tabs of the Report Editor, you can also define specific options for the current report,
enter customized names for the members, exclude members from the report, define sorting, filtering and
ranking on the current report data. You can also access the Report Editor dialog box by clicking Edit
Report in the ribbon. The Report Editor performs a refresh after it closes since the report must be valid to
close it.

Dimension Placement in the Report Editor

You can use the Report Editor at any time on a valid report to re-arrange the layout or change the
members in each section of the report: move (pivot) one or more dimensions between the page axis,
row axis and column axis; reorder the nesting of dimensions within an axis; or change the selection or
order of members of one or more dimensions in the report.
To define your layout, simply drag and drop your required dimensions to the correct sections of the
report. This includes moving the dimension name from one section to another or changing the order of
the dimensions within a section.
In the Dimensions area, the dimensions and hierarchies with a red cross indicate that they already
appear in the report. Dimensions that are not already in the report can be dragged into the layout from
there. To remove a dimension from the layout, drag it to the Dimensions area.
If you add a dimension to the page axis section, it will default to the cell on the right side of the page
axis that you drop it under.
To remove all dimensions from the layout, click Reset Report.
Example:
In the following example you can see the effect of the order of the dimensions in an axis. This applies to
the column axis also.
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Figure 16 Dimension Placement Example

Member Selection in the Report Editor

You can select the members to be displayed in the report directly from the Report Editor. You can do the
following:
To modify the member selection for a dimension in the Row Axis Dimensions area or the
Column Axis Dimensions area, click on the dimension name. The Member Selector opens and
you can select the members you want.
To modify the member selection for a dimension in the Page Axis Dimensions area, click on the
dimension or on the member name. The Member Selector opens and you can select the
members you want.
Note:

You can also select the members directly on a spreadsheet in a valid report by double-clicking on
a dimension of the page axis. When you click OK in the Member Selector, the report is refreshed
automatically. This allows you to quickly change the page axis members.
When you select several members for a dimension that is part of the page axis, the data on the
members are automatically aggregated in the report. If you often use a specific selection of
members for a page axis dimension, it is recommended that you convert the selection into a
custom member.

EPM Functions
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The EPM functions are formulas that enable you to retrieve specific information or data and to make a
report behave in a certain way, providing power and flexibility to reports.
You can enter an EPM function directly in the formula bar. To make it easier to create and edit
formulas and minimize typing and syntax errors, use Microsoft Office Excel Formula
AutoComplete. After you type =epm (or =EPM, as it is not case-sensitive), a dynamic dropdown
list of all the EPM functions is displayed below the cell.
You can also use the Microsoft Office Excel standard Insert Function dialog box by clicking the
Insert Function button from the EPM tab of the ribbon.
The EPM dedicated functions are gathered under the EPM Functions category.
Note:
You should deactivate the Member Recognition and the Local Member Recognition functions when using
the EPM functions.
General notes:

The text entered in formulas is not case-sensitive.

The string parameters must be entered between the "" characters. For example: "account".
The separator character used to separate the parameters of a function depends on the "list
separator" defined in your local settings.

Creation of Dynamic Reports

Dynamic reports can be creating using the EPM functions available although there are many EPM
functions. But in this report we will be focusing more on functions which are majorly used for creation of
dynamic reports.
1. EPMDimensionOverride
This function overrides the member selection for a specified dimension in one or several
reports. The dimension member selection performed in the Member Selector is replaced by a
specific cell or range of cells.

Figure 17 EPM Dimension Override 1

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Parameter

ReportID

Dimension
Members

Description
Report ID is unique for each report or input form created. In this field Report Id
needs to be provided by the user to insure function can be applied to the
required report. More than one Report Id can also be based on requirement of
the function. When using this function for more than one report ; has to be
used to separate report ids.
Particular dimension name for which override is required
Reference of Cell or Dropdown cell for which override is required.

Example:

Figure 18 EPM Dimension Override 2

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Entity dimension has been override

by DZ1 (Id for Distribution Zone 1)
Note
Member id should be used for
override purpose as Member
description can be similar for two
members.

Figure 19 EPM Dimension Override 3

2. EPMAxisOverride
This function overrides one or several dimensions (and their members) for a specified axis (row
or column axis). When you enter the function and then click Enter, the member override is
reflected in the EPM pane, but not in the report. To reflect the override, refresh the report.

Figure 20 EPM Axis Override 1

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Parameters
Report ID
Row Axis
Dimension 1
Member 1
Dimension 1
Member 1

Description
Specify the ID of one or more reports
Specify the axis which has to be overridden TRUE for Row axis and False for
Column axis.
Specify the dimension currently present which needs to be overridden
Specify the member currently present
Specify the dimension by which current dimension will be overridden
Specify the member by which it should be overridden

Example:

Figure 21 EPM Axis Override 2

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Entity
dimension
member
Distribution Zone 1 (DZ1) has been
override by Account Dimension
Quantity (QNTY).

Figure 22 EPM Axis Override 3

3. EPMMemberID
This function retrieves the unique name of a specified dimension member that is included in a
report. A unique name includes the following: [dimension name]. [Hierarchy name]. [Member
name]

Figure 23 EPM Member ID 1

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Parameters
Member

Description
Specify member for which Member ID need to be displayed

Example:

Figure 24 EPM Member ID 2

EPM Member ID shows the

Dimension Name, Parenth and ID
of Selected member.

Figure 25 EPM Member ID 3

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4. EPMMemberDesc
This function retrieves the description of the specified dimension member.

Figure 26 EPM Member Description 1

Parameters
Member
Connection name

Description
Specify member for which Member Description need to be displayed
Specify name of connection

Example:

Figure 27 EPM Member Description 2

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USD is ID for US
Dollar

Figure 28 EPM Member Description 3

5. EPMDimensionProperty
This function retrieves the properties of a specified dimension in a specified cell range.

Figure 29 EPM Dimension Property 1

Parameters
Connection name
Dimension
Destination Range
Display ID

Description
Specify name of connection
Specify Dimension for which properties need to be fetched
Specify Cell ranges where dimension property need to be displayed.
If specified as TRUE Properties ID will be displayed else Properties Name will be
displayed

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Example:

Figure 30 EPM Dimension Property 2

Black outline shows cell in which

formula has been maintained. Blue
Outline shows the properties related
to PRODUCT dimension

Figure 31 EPM Member Property 3

6. EPMMemberProperty
This function retrieves the value of a specified property for a specified member.

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Figure 32 EPM Member Property 1

Parameters
Connection name
Member
Property

Description
Specify name of connection
Specify member for which property need to be displayed
Specify name of property which needs to be fetched

Example:

Figure 33 EPM Member Property 2

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AS NGN (Naira) has been

maintained
in
currency
property for following location
NGN is displayed when EPM
function is used.

Figure 34 EPM Member Property 3

7. EPMMemberOffset
This function retrieves a member related to another member by specifying an offset from a
given member to retrieve the previous or subsequent member. The cell containing the
EPMMemberOffset function increments members based on the member selected. By default, if
the optional Level parameter is not included, the member at the same level as the member
specified is incremented.

Figure 35 EPM Member Offset 1

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Parameters
Connection name
Member
Offset
Level

Description
Specify name of connection
Specify member for which property need to be displayed
Specify the number of member increments
Specify the hierarchy level

Example:

Figure 36 EPM Member Offset 2

2012. TOTAL is selected as member

for which offset should as the offset
is taken as -1 2011.TOTAL is
displayed in cell with EPM function

Figure 37 EPM Member Offset 3

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Local Member Creation

In the Local Members tab of the Report Editor, you can modify the automatically converted local
member or you can create a new local member.

List of local member available

Figure 38 Local Member Creation Tab

To create a local member that answers your analysis needs, you must use appropriate keywords in the
formula and you also need to attach the local member to the appropriate item.
For an Example will take a scenario in which we need variance between Actual and Budget data. For
which local member needs to be created as we dont have to store this data use of local member is the
best option.

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You need to enable the local member to use it in the report. Name and Description of local
member should be provided, and formula which is required (formula can be as simple as a
subtraction, addition, division and multiplication complex formulas can also be used as per
requirement). Where you want to insert this local member is determined by option buttons,
you also need to provide to which dimension or axis this local member needs to be attached.

Figure 39 Local Member Created

To calculated the variance between Actual and

Budget data Variance as a local member has
been introduced.

Figure 40 Report Using Local Member

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EPM Formatting
You can define specific dynamic formatting in a template to apply to sheets or reports.
Dynamic formatting is defined in dedicated sheets. A default template is provided with the add-in. You
can create additional template sheets by copying the default sheet as you would copy a standard
Microsoft Office Excel worksheet .For Applying formatting in Reports following steps need to be
followed:
1. Select EPM > View Formats.
The dynamic formatting sheet appears. The sheet is named EPM Formatting Sheet.
2. Define the format you want.
Hierarchy level formatting
This section enables you to define the formatting of levels of hierarchies.
Note:
In this particular section, the precedence rule is as follows: Base Level Format, then Formatting on
Specific Level, then Default Format.

Dimension Member/ Property Formatting

This section enables you to define and apply the formatting defined to the following types of members:
Custom members, calculated members, local members, blank members when using any
connection.

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Input able members and changed members, when using a Planning and Consolidation
connection.

Row and Column Banding

This section enables you to choose one or two alternating formats that will be applied to data or
headers or both. The chosen format in Odd Formatting and Even Formatting will alternate in rows or
columns.

Page Axis Formatting

This section enables you to define the formatting for all the dimensions of the page axis. You can also
define formatting settings on specific dimensions that are part of the page axis, using the Add
Dimension button.

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Example:

Figure 41 Report after applying formatting

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Case Study
Scenario 1:
Business requirement was to have a sheet which will provide them overview of Supplier wise quantity
detail.

Figure 42 Supplier wise Quantity working sheet

Scenario 2:
Business requirement was to have a sheet which will provide them overview of trader wise quantity
detail.

Figure 43 Trader wise Quantity working sheet

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Scenario 3:
Business requirement was to have a sheet which will provide them overview of document Company
wise quantity detail.

Figure 44 Document company wise Quantity working sheet

Solution Provided:
As you can see all working sheets above have one axis in common i.e. Account (Quantity) and Time
(Month wise). While row axis keeps on changing i.e. Trader, Supplier and Document Company. In such a
scenario one would recommend to make three different working sheets in system also but use of EPM
functions these sheets can be brought down to one. So we have collaborated all the three working
sheets by using EPM Functions.
Report Provided as Solution to above sheets.
Below Figure shows the dropdown provided to business user for making different selection criterias.
Options like select vertical, division, reporting type, zone, supplier/trader or document company, time
and category.

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Figure 45 Selection Criteria Provided in Report

Figure 46 Reporting Type Dropdown list

To create dropdowns data validation functionality of excel has been used. As the user selects a specific
reporting type report is modified by using reference of this cell in EPM function.
All the dropdowns have been created by using the same function.

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Figure 47 Zone Dropdown list

To make the zone dropdown list dynamic a separate report has been created. To make this dropdown
fixed macros has been used which to fix the cells. As soon as the user selects the cell and refresh report
is modified by using EPM Dimension override function which has reference of Select Zone cell.
Note:
Macro codes are given below.

Figure 48 Report for creating dynamic dropdown of zone list

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Figure 49 Dropdown list of Row Axis Dimension

Once the user select which report he wants to see i.e. whether Trader wise, Supplier wise or Document
Company wise. The row axis is overridden by using EPM Axis Override Function.

Figure 50 Dropdown list for Time selection

To create dropdown list for time same procedure is carried out as for zone list. As user selects Time EPM
Dimension override function is used to set report in the selected time period.

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Figure 51 Report for creating dynamic time list

Figure 52 Dropdown list of Time Analysis

The select type dropdown is provided to user to offer different time period report for better analysis.
This dropdown consist of month, quarter and year wise reporting.

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Figure 53 Document Company wise Planned Quantity Report

Figure 54 Trader wise Planned Quantity Report

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Axis overridesFigure 55 Supplier wise Planned Quantity Report

function used in Main
Report for overriding
Dropdown list for Select
Row Axis.
Reporting type

Dimensions override
function used in Main
Report for overriding
Planning Entity.

Dropdown list for Select

Type option

Dropdown list for Select

Row Axis Dimension
Dimensions override
function used in Main
Figure 56 EPM Function used in Report
Report for overriding
time period of report
The Red Outline Shows Dimension override function has been use to facilitate month,
quarter and year wise reports.
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The Purple outline shows Dimension override function has been use to facilitate
Zone
drop down list.

Macros used for fixing the cells of ENTITY

dropdown list and time drop down list.
Note:
Technical development done by BI team.

Figure 57 Macros Code written

Re-activating the EPM Add-In

If the EPM add-in has been deactivated, you can re-activate it.
1. In Microsoft Office Excel 2007, click the Office button, then click the Excel Options button.
2. In the Excel Options dialog box, select Add-Ins.
3. Select Disabled Items from the Manage dropdown list and click the Go button.
4. In the Disabled Items dialog box, select the SAP BusinessObjects EPM Solutions, add-in for Microsoft
Office and click the Enable button.
5. Click the Close button.
Note:
You can also quickly re-activate the EPM add-in by executing the AddinManager.exe from the installation
folder and selecting Enabled from the dialog box that opens.

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Annexure:
Cross-reference between 10.0 and 7.X functions:
EPM 10.0 FUNCTIONS

EV 7.X FUNCTIONS

EPMModelCubeDesc

EVAPD

EPMModelCubeID

EVAPP

EPMEnvDatabaseDesc

EVASD

EPMEnvDatabaseID

EVAST

EPM Comparison

EVBET

EPMBook

EVBNV

EPMSaveComment

EVCOM

EPMCommentPartialContext

EVCGP

EPMCommentFullContext

EVCGT

EPMWorkStatus

EVCLK

EPMContextMember

EVCVW

EPMMemberDesc

EVDES

EPMDimensionType

EVDIM

EPMDocumentList

EVDNV

EPMRetrieveData

EVGET

EPMScaleData

EVGTS

EPMURL

EVHNV

EPMLink

EVHOT

EPMSelectMember

EVMBR

EPMExecuteAPI

EVMNU

EPMCopyRange

EVRNG

EPMMemberProperty

EVPRO

EPMRefreshTime

EVRTI

EPMSaveData

EVSND

EPMServer

EVSVR

EPMMemberOffset

EVTIM

EPMUser

EVUSR

List of EPM Function:

EPMUser
EPMServer
EPMEnvDatabaseDesc
EPMEnvDatabaseID
EPMModelCubeID
EPMModelCubeDesc
Functions on Reports
EPMDimensionOverride
EPMAxisOverride
EPMCopyRange
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EPMInsertCellsBeforeAfterBlock
EPMMemberID
EPMReportOptions
EPMMemberSortingOverride
EPMReadOnlyData
EPMReportID
EPMFullContext
EPMContextMember
EPMDimensionProperty
EPMDimensionPropertyValues
EPMMemberDesc
EPMMemberProperty
EPMMemberOffset
EPMSelectMember
EPMCellRanges
EPMRefreshTime
EPMScaleData
EPMRetrieveData
EPMDimensionList
EPMSaveComment
EPMSaveData
EPMSaveDataOnly
EPMWorkStatus
EPMComparison
EPMDimensionType
EPMCommentFullContext
EPMCommentPartialContext
EPMURL
EPMBook
EPMLink
EPMPathLink
EPMDocumentList
EPMDocument
EPMCellContextDocument

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