I'm back to blogging, at a very slow pace though, I moved countries (continents to be specific) and the past couple of weeks have been very busy.
We all know the dynamic date members we used to create to manipulate dates (Year number, Month number etc...) like the following:
The idea here is to use this dynamic calc member with any intersection and return the year as in number for that specific combination (useful when calculating depreciation..).
This formula works perfectly without any issues what so ever, and it has served me so many times in so many implementations, there was only one thing that bugged me with it, and that is having the first year hard coded, now there is nothing wrong with this kind hard coding if you ask me, since in this case first year will never change.
I used this syntax from Essbase 6.5.7 till System 11.1.2.3, now the interesting thing is the new CDF function @CalcMgrDoubleFromString which was introduced in 11.1.2.3.500, thanks to this lovely CDF our life is a a tiny bit more simpler (not really).
So now we can have instead of the above, this one liner which returns the year number to which you can add 2000 if you want YYYY format or leave as is for YY:
That's for this evening.
May the Cosmos be with you
We all know the dynamic date members we used to create to manipulate dates (Year number, Month number etc...) like the following:
The idea here is to use this dynamic calc member with any intersection and return the year as in number for that specific combination (useful when calculating depreciation..).
This formula works perfectly without any issues what so ever, and it has served me so many times in so many implementations, there was only one thing that bugged me with it, and that is having the first year hard coded, now there is nothing wrong with this kind hard coding if you ask me, since in this case first year will never change.
I used this syntax from Essbase 6.5.7 till System 11.1.2.3, now the interesting thing is the new CDF function @CalcMgrDoubleFromString which was introduced in 11.1.2.3.500, thanks to this lovely CDF our life is a a tiny bit more simpler (not really).
So now we can have instead of the above, this one liner which returns the year number to which you can add 2000 if you want YYYY format or leave as is for YY:
That's for this evening.
May the Cosmos be with you
Well explained. Keep updating
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