The purpose of this blog is to educate OneStream Software customers and consultants in the art of building dashboards. This blog provides a basic example of how to create a cube view based dashboard. This type of dashboard allows end-users the flexibility to select new drivers/variables on the fly with the click of a button. […]
Mitchell Pasqualoni
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OneStream Splash 2019 Recap: Cube View Best Practices Design
What a great week it was at the OneStream Splash 2019 Conference in New Orleans! I know my Perficient colleagues and I enjoyed meeting potential/current customers, fellow partners and OneStream employees. Perficient had a strong showing at the Splash conference with four employees being selected to present. I am writing this blog post as a […]
How to Add Runtime Details to OneStream XF Reports
Providing runtime details in the header of a report is crucial for compliance and tracking potential data validation issues. In this blog post I define runtime details as adding the time / date stamp, calculation status, cube view name, and cube view time to the header of a report. OneStream XF considers adding these details […]
Utilizing the Power of Linked Cube Views in OneStream
When first working with OneStream and building Cube Views, I found myself running into a problem. I wanted my cube views to be detailed without being cluttered. When dimensions are stacked in the columns and rows of a single cube view, data can become sparse and the overall presentation unreadable. This method of trying to […]