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SAP, Oracle Smart View, Essbase, EPM Cloud, TallyPrime and Busy explained without the jargon.

Essbase Calc Scripts: FIX…ENDFIX Explained with Examples

Essbase Calc Scripts: FIX…ENDFIX Explained with Examples

15 Sep 2026 · Essbase · 1 min read

Essbase Calc Scripts: FIX…ENDFIX Explained with Examples

Learn how FIX…ENDFIX focuses an Essbase calculation on a slice of the cube, with examples for aggregation, allocation, clearing data and copying scenarios —…

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15 September 2026 by Atul Vij Essbase Leave a comment

Refresh Oracle Smart View Sheets Automatically with VBA

Refresh Oracle Smart View Sheets Automatically with VBA

13 Sep 2026 · Automation · 2 min read

Refresh Oracle Smart View Sheets Automatically with VBA

Use the Smart View VBA functions HypConnect, HypRetrieve and HypDisconnect to refresh every Essbase/EPM sheet in a workbook with one click.

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13 September 2026 by Atul Vij Automation, Oracle Smart View Leave a comment

Oracle EPM Cloud Explained: Planning, FCCS, Narrative Reporting and More

Oracle EPM Cloud Explained: Planning, FCCS, Narrative Reporting and More

11 Sep 2026 · Oracle EPM Cloud · 2 min read

Oracle EPM Cloud Explained: Planning, FCCS, Narrative Reporting and More

A plain-English map of Oracle EPM Cloud: what Planning, Financial Consolidation and Close, Account Reconciliation, Narrative Reporting and EDM each do — and how…

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11 September 2026 by Atul Vij Oracle EPM Cloud Leave a comment

MaxL Basics: Automate Essbase Data Loads and Calculations

MaxL Basics: Automate Essbase Data Loads and Calculations

1 Sep 2026 · Automation · 2 min read

MaxL Basics: Automate Essbase Data Loads and Calculations

Use MaxL scripts to automate Essbase: log in, clear and load data with a rules file, run a calculation and log errors — with…

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1 September 2026 by Atul Vij Automation, Essbase Leave a comment

Smart View Lesson 1: What Essbase and Smart View Are

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29 Aug 2026 · Oracle Smart View · 1 min read

Smart View Lesson 1: What Essbase and Smart View Are

Understand Essbase cubes, dimensions, members and hierarchies, how Smart View connects Excel to them, and where it fits with Planning and EPM Cloud.

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29 August 2026 by Atul Vij Oracle Smart View Leave a comment

Essbase Explained: Cubes, Dimensions and Why Finance Teams Love It

Essbase Explained: Cubes, Dimensions and Why Finance Teams Love It

16 Aug 2026 · Essbase · 2 min read

Essbase Explained: Cubes, Dimensions and Why Finance Teams Love It

What Oracle Essbase is, how cubes, dimensions and members work, the difference between BSO and ASO, and a first look at calc scripts —…

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16 August 2026 by Atul Vij Essbase Leave a comment

SAP Posting Periods: Why You Can’t Post in a Closed Month

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30 Jun 2026 · SAP · 2 min read

SAP Posting Periods: Why You Can’t Post in a Closed Month

The "posting period not open" error explained: what posting period variants are, how finance opens and closes months (OB52), separate material periods (MMPV), and…

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30 June 2026 by Atul Vij SAP Leave a comment

SAP Basics Lesson 6: FI Overview for Finance Users

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16 Jun 2026 · SAP · 2 min read

SAP Basics Lesson 6: FI Overview for Finance Users

SAP Financial Accounting explained for users: G/L, AP and AR, documents and posting keys, line item reports, open item clearing, period closing and the…

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16 June 2026 by Atul Vij SAP Leave a comment

SAP SE16N and SQVI: Pull Table Data Without ABAP

SAP SE16N and SQVI: Pull Table Data Without ABAP

13 Jun 2026 · SAP · 2 min read

SAP SE16N and SQVI: Pull Table Data Without ABAP

Use SE16N to browse SAP tables and SQVI QuickViews to join them into your own reports — with the most useful table names for…

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13 June 2026 by Atul Vij SAP Leave a comment

SAP Basics Lesson 2: Transaction Codes You Will Use

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10 Jun 2026 · SAP · 1 min read

SAP Basics Lesson 2: Transaction Codes You Will Use

The T-code system explained: /n and /o, display vs change vs create codes (03/02/01), finding a T-code, common codes for finance, purchasing and sales…

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10 June 2026 by Atul Vij SAP Leave a comment

SAP Fiori Launchpad for Business Users: Spaces, Tiles and Search

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5 Jun 2026 · SAP · 2 min read

SAP Fiori Launchpad for Business Users: Spaces, Tiles and Search

Find your way around the SAP Fiori launchpad: spaces and pages, tiles and KPIs, enterprise search, personalising your home page and when to fall…

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5 June 2026 by Atul Vij SAP

SAP FICO for Finance Users: GL, AP, AR, Cost Centres and the Reports You Will Use

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4 Jun 2026 · SAP · 3 min read

SAP FICO for Finance Users: GL, AP, AR, Cost Centres and the Reports You Will Use

A plain-English tour of SAP FI and CO for accountants: company codes, GL accounts, document types, vendor and customer processes, cost centres and profit…

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4 June 2026 by Atul Vij SAP Leave a comment

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