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Enrique posted a new topic "Measure Jedox Mobile vs Web access" – 1 month ago
Hi, I’ve built a report monitor that helps us measure how people is interacting with the reports we have in Jedox. We would love to have the capabilities of splitting the usage by access type: whether a report was… Read more»
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Enrique commented on the post, Report Management in Jedox: Converting report paths to dimension elements 5 months, 3 weeks ago
Hello, This only works for 3 level-depth. Any reason for this? THanks
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Enrique replied to the topic "Report Usage metrics" – 7 months ago
Hi @info , Thanks again. I tried with that approach, but it seems the variables don’t have time to initialize when writing on the cube, at least the first time I open the report in the current session. If… Read more»
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Enrique replied to the topic "Report Usage metrics" – 7 months ago
@info Thanks! It make sense, however, when working with canvas, it forces me to create a custom variable (via combobox) with the formula “=CURRENTUSER()” and “=TODAY()”. Do you know any way of “initialize” or create those variables withot the… Read more»
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Enrique posted a new topic "Report Usage metrics" – 7 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi! I remember a couple of years ago there was a custom report that retrieved some “report usage metrics”, such as: – how many times a report had been accessed – how many users accessed the report and how… Read more»
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Enrique commented on the post, Utilizing Multi-Selection Elements from Listbox 1 year, 1 month ago
I’m just trying to create a report with 4/5 parameters in a multi list, and the idea would be to have the capabilities to retrieve a cube cell based on the selections, without the need of an explicit display of […]
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Enrique became a registered member 1 year, 1 month ago
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Enrique commented on the post, Utilizing Multi-Selection Elements from Listbox 1 year, 1 month ago
Hi! Is it possible to do these calculations (specially tha palo.data application) with more than 2 lists? Everything looks good until I add the third list. Then, my function returns #VALUE. Thanks!
