Category: Product
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Upload data into TM1 from an Excel file
No matter which tool your company uses for planning, if finance users have to choose one tool to input lots of data, they will choose Excel.
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Do more with TM1 with Python
TM1py (pronounced “TM1-pie”) is a Python package that wraps the TM1 REST API in a simple to use library. That makes it easy to build stuff with TM1 and Python.
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Load daily exchange rates from a web-service
Loading data from web services such as exchanges rates are a common requirements in the TM1. A easy way to do it, is to use TM1py. TM1py helps you to link your TM1 application from different web-services like Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg or Quandl.
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Understand relationships between your IBM TM1 objects
As your IBM TM1/ Planning Analytics application grows, your number of TM1 objects is likely to increase as well. It is good practice to clean up all objects which are not used anymore. In a complex TM1 model, knowing which TM1 objects can be deleted could be time consuming.
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Why only TM1 documentation is not enough
Doing documentation is necessary manual vs Pulse documentation
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Synchronizing SUBNM and URL
This article describes how to make the SUBNM component to sync with the URL whenever it changes. This will also describe how the SUBNM’s initialization works.
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What if Heimdall was part of your IBM TM1 team?
Heimdall is a main character in the Thor comic books and movies. He is the guardian of Asgard which is the home of Thor. More importantly he is the gate keeper, he knows the difference between what is good or bad.
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Find the biggest impact on your budget in an instant
Finding which cost center, product or project has the biggest impact on your budget can be time consuming if you have to drill down to the lowest level of a large dimension.
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How would you deal with your TM1 developer being hit by a bus?
It is a bit terryfing. This is the most terryfing, no one scenario, for TM1 application, what if your key TM1 Administror could not work anymore.
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Repeat more than one row in your table
This article describes how to repeat two rows for one item using the angular directive, ng-repeat-start: