What it is, folks! Before I begin, I know, what you're going to say, and I have taken a bit of a break from my blog. But as the sea calls out to a captain, my blog called out to me and here I am. Plus, I’m shelling out dough to keep my blog site… Continue reading Planning: An Oldie but Goodie – Adding a little color to comment cells
What it is folks?! A happy belated New Years to everyone. My apologies for not blogging in January, I have been wicked busy with projects and gearing up for the upcoming 2019 conference season (more on that in an upcoming post). Today’s post is on one of the projects I've been working on which is… Continue reading Duplicating Financial Reporting Books in EPRCS
What it is folks?! Happy Pre-Thanksgiving Day. While many of you probably have turkey, spending time with friends and family, the Macy's day parade and football on the brain, don't forget that abstracts for Kscope19 are due in a few weeks! However, no need to fret just yet my friends, I am here to help… Continue reading Preparing for Kscope: Writing an Abstract
What it is folks! It has been a while since my last post, so sorry for that. I’ve been…you know, busy. But busy is good, right?! As I type this blog, the song “Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)” by Sly & The Family Stone is plying in my head. You know the one… Continue reading Exporting Data with Dynamic Calc Sparse Members
What it is folks! Well it’s August, which means two things: 1) it’s my birthday month; and 2) the August updates in EPRCS are upon us! Here’s my at first blush reaction to the updates… Drill through to source data in Management Reporting. This is a nice addition to Management Reporting, but it lacks some… Continue reading EPRCS August Update
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