Change the layout
Rearrange the cube view. In the video, countries are moved to rows, while versions and years are moved to columns.
IBM PLANNING ANALYTICS · CUBE VIEWS · UNDO AND REDO
Undo and redo in cube views.
Take a step back. Or forward again.
Moved rows and columns and want to return to the previous layout? Undo and redo let you step backwards and forwards through changes to your cube view. Try another arrangement without manually reconstructing each earlier step.
The short answer
Use Undo on the cube view toolbar to reverse the last change. Use Redo to reapply it. Each view keeps up to 20 steps in its history. Available from PAW 2.1.16 or 3.1.3.
Florian KaiserIBM Planning Analytics consultant
Read the video summary
Rearrange the cube view. In the video, countries are moved to rows, while versions and years are moved to columns. Click Undo on the cube view toolbar. The last change to the view is reversed. Additional clicks move back through the available earlier steps. Click Redo to reapply a step you have undone. Then check the arrangement of rows and columns.
IN PLANNING ANALYTICS WORKSPACE
Step by step.
Step back with Undo
Click Undo on the cube view toolbar. The last change to the view is reversed. Additional clicks move back through the available earlier steps.
Reapply with Redo
Click Redo to reapply a step you have undone. Then check the arrangement of rows and columns.
IN PRACTICE
Try a different arrangement.
The video moves through several layout states of the same cube view.
Move countries to rows.
Place versions and years in columns, then inspect the new perspective.
Reverse the last step.
Undo returns you to the previous arrangement.
Reapply the change.
Redo reapplies the step you just undid.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Any questions?
Which PAW version supports this?
The feature is available from PAW 2.1.16 or 3.1.3. Here is how to find your PAW version.
How many steps can I undo?
Each cube view has its own history of up to 20 steps. Undo and redo use the history available for that view.
What about changes to cell values?
This article covers changes to the view layout. For data entry in editable cells, use the separate Data Undo function. Check which button you are using.
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