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 —…
Read article →Excel, SAP, Oracle & automation tips — plus wacky facts
What Oracle Essbase is, how cubes, dimensions and members work, the difference between BSO and ASO, and a first look at calc scripts —…
Read article →TOROW flattens a block into a single row, optionally skipping blanks and errors.
Read article →Pick the rate that was valid on a transaction date from a price history — XLOOKUP with match mode -1, LOOKUP, MAXIFS + INDEX…
Read article →Build a complete refreshable pipeline: combine monthly files from a folder, clean and type them, merge product details, add FY columns, load to the…
Read article →Seven quick checks before paying on an unfamiliar shopping site: the real domain, too-good prices, contact details, reviews, return policy, payment options and site…
Read article →Work with dates in Power Query: extract year, month name and week, add Indian financial year and FY quarter columns, calculate days between dates,…
Read article →Add calculated columns in Power Query: Conditional Column for size bands, Custom Column formulas for GST and totals, Column From Examples, if-then-else in M,…
Read article →Summarise data inside Power Query with Group By: basic and advanced grouping, several aggregations (sum, count, count distinct), grouping by two columns, and when…
Read article →Put the course together: a small web app that answers questions from your policy documents with sources, refuses when unsure, logs usage and stays…
Read article →Make an agent safe to share: turn limits, a cost ceiling, read-only tools, approval for risky actions, prompt-injection awareness and a log you can…
Read article →Stack tables with Append Queries, then combine every file in a folder with From Folder: sample file transform, file name as a column, filtering…
Read article →Bring product names and categories into an orders table with Merge Queries: matching columns, join kinds (left outer, inner, anti), expanding columns, and finding…
Read article →Bones are stronger than steel of the same weight.
Weight for weight, bone is remarkably strong, especially under compression, because of its mix of collagen and mineral.