Undo and Redo in cube views from PAW 2.1.16
💡 Undo and Redo are finally available in cube views
Use Undo and Redo to reverse or restore changes in cube views directly in IBM Planning Analytics.
🎯 What you will learn in this short
In this video, I show you the new Undo and Redo feature for cube views from PAW version 2.1.16. You will see how changes to rows and columns are stored automatically.
You will also see why this feature is so useful when working with cube views every day.
You’ll see changes in cube views step by step back or forward.
You learn that up to 20 changes are automatically cached.
You can see how you can quickly compare different layouts without rebuilding the view.
✍️ Practical example
Scenario:
A cube view is manually adjusted by moving dimensions between rows and columns.
Result:
With one click you can switch between the different editing steps.
What was covered: Moved countries to rows + moved versions and years to columns + used Undo and Redo
Original transcript (German)
Dieses Feature haben sich viele Planning-Analytics-User schon lange gewünscht. Ab PAW-Version 2.1.16 gibt es in Cubeviews endlich einen Button, mit dem ihr ganz einfach vor- und zurückspringen könnt. Heißt konkret: Wenn ihr eure View verändert, zum Beispiel Zeilen oder Spalten verschiebt, könnt ihr jederzeit wieder einen Schritt zurück oder nach vorne gehen. Dabei werden bis zu 20 Schritte gespeichert. Hier ziehe ich zum Beispiel die Länder in die Zeilen und die Versionen und Jahre in die Spalten.
Mit einem Klick springe ich einfach wieder zurück oder vor, je nachdem, was ich brauche. Kleine Änderung, aber im Alltag echt super hilfreich.
English transcript
Many Planning Analytics users have wanted this feature for a long time. From PAW version 2.1.16, cube views include Undo and Redo buttons. If you change a view, for example by moving rows or columns, you can move backwards or forwards through up to 20 stored steps. Here I move countries to the rows and versions and years to the columns.
With one click, I can move backwards or forwards as required. It is a small change, but extremely useful in everyday work.
