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Creating a macro that can be used in Essbase Hyperion

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Sarah has attended:
Excel VBA Intro Intermediate course

Creating a macro that can be used in Essbase Hyperion

Hi
I work with a lot of spreadsheets which i need to manually update every month via Essbase Hyperion

I do not know what codes will need to be used to run a macro that automatically refreshes data in essbase for multiple worksheets
Please help
Thanks
Sarah

RE: Creating a macro that can be used in Essbase Hyperion

Hello Sarah

Thanks for your post. We might be able to assist but would certainly need to have access to your working files and for one of us to have a conversation with you on what you are trying to achieve with this other application.

This sort of work is beyond the scope of this forum and if you would like to discuss this further please reply to my email.

Kind regards

Jacob

Mon 16 Aug 2010: Automatically marked as resolved.

 

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