Open the command field
Select your cube view and open the snap command field in the toolbar. In the video, it is opened using the Select button.
IBM PLANNING ANALYTICS · CUBE VIEWS · SNAP COMMANDS
Select members, narrow a view or swap rows and columns: short text commands let you control your cube view in IBM Planning Analytics Workspace. The video introduces Select, Keep and Swap.
Open the snap command field in your cube view and type a command. Select selects members, Keep retains named members on rows or columns, and Swap exchanges rows and columns. These commands are typed.
Select your cube view and open the snap command field in the toolbar. In the video, it is opened using the Select button. For example, type “Select World” to select the World member. Use “Keep” followed by a suitable member name to restrict the members displayed on rows or columns. Use names from your model. Type “Swap” to exchange the axes. Then check the layout and selected context of your view.
IN PLANNING ANALYTICS WORKSPACE
Select your cube view and open the snap command field in the toolbar. In the video, it is opened using the Select button.
For example, type “Select World” to select the World member. Use “Keep” followed by a suitable member name to restrict the members displayed on rows or columns. Use names from your model.
Type “Swap” to exchange the axes. Then check the layout and selected context of your view.
IN PRACTICE
The examples use the member names World and Germany. Replace them with the appropriate names in your cube view.
Selects the World member. This is not a general command to automatically expand every country.
Keeps Germany in the corresponding row or column hierarchy and hides other members.
Swaps rows and columns without changing cell values.
COMMON QUESTIONS
No. The snap commands described as voice commands in the German video are entered as text in the command field.
Yes. Separate names in Select with commas or “and”, for example “Select Germany, France”. Use names that match your view.
No. Keep restricts the visible selection. The data remains in the cube.
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