Setting Data Form Precision, Display Properties, and Other Options

In Other Options, you set options for data form display, functionality, and printing. The properties on this page also control data precision by applying minimum and maximum values for different account types. For example, you can truncate and round the decimal portion of longer numbers.

You can also enable account-level annotations. Users can add annotations to accounts in data forms if they have write access to the account, entity, scenario, and version members. Account-level annotations can vary by different combinations of Scenario, Version, and Entity dimensions. Note the following:

  To set data form precision, display properties, and other options:

  1. Open the data form, and then click Other Options.

    See Selecting and Opening Data Forms and Folders.

  2. In Precision, select options to set the number of decimal positions displayed in a cell for Currency Values, Non-Currency Values, and Percentage Values.

    Specify Minimum values to add zeros to numbers with few decimal places. Specify Maximum values to truncate and round the decimal portion of longer numbers. For example:

    Table 46. Data Precision Examples

    Value

    Minimum Precision

    Maximum Precision

    Displayed Value

    100

    0

    Any

    100

    100

    3

    Any number greater than or equal to 3 or None

    100.000

    100.12345

    Any number less than or equal to 5

    None

    100.12345

    100.12345

    7

    None

    100.1234500

    100.12345

    Any number less than or equal to 3

    3

    100.123

    100.12345

    0

    0

    100

    100.12345

    2

    4

    100.1234

    100

    2

    4

    100.00

  3. In Smart View Option, select Enable offline usage if users can work on the data form offline.

    This setting is applicable when the application is enabled for offline (the default setting). You can prevent the current application from being used offline by selecting Administration, then Application, Properties, then the Application Properties tab, and then changing ENABLE_FOR_OFFLINE to False. See Setting Planning Properties.

    Note:

    Smart View options are not available for composite data forms.

  4. In Display Properties, select data form options:

    • Make data form read-only. You cannot set this option for composite data forms.

    • Hide data form. For example, hide data forms that are part of composite data forms or are accessed from menus or task lists.

    • Display missing values as blank: Leave data form cells empty where data does not exist. If this option is not selected, empty cells display the text “#MISSING.

    • Allow multiple currencies per entity: If the application supports multiple currencies, allow entities to support multiple currencies, regardless of base currency. Users can select currency for displayed cell values in data forms.

    • Enable Mass Allocate: Users must have the Mass Allocate role to use this option.

      For information about using Mass Allocate, see the Oracle Hyperion Planning User's Online Help.

    • Enable Grid Spread

      For information about using Grid Spread, see the Oracle Hyperion Planning User's Online Help.

    • Enable cell-level document: (Default) Enable users to add, edit, and view documents in cells in the data form, depending on access permissions. To prevent users from using documents in a data form, clear this option. To use cell documents, see the Oracle Hyperion Planning User's Online Help, Setting Up Access Permissions.

    • Message for data forms with no data: Enter text to display in data form rows for queries without valid rows. Leave blank to display the default text, There are no valid rows of data for this data form.

  5. In Printing Options, set preferences for printing data form information:

    Table 47. Printing Options

    Option

    Description

    Include supporting detail

    Include supporting detail as extra rows in PDF files. Specify display format:

    Normal Order: Prints supporting detail in the same order as on the Supporting Detail page, after the member it is associated with

    Reverse Order: Prints supporting detail in reverse order, before the member associated with it. Supporting detail for children displays above parents, and the order of siblings is preserved

    Show comments

    Display text notes associated with cells

    Format data

    Apply number format settings from the data form to the displayed data

    Show attribute members

    If attribute members are selected in the data form, display them in PDF files

    Apply precision

    Apply data form precision settings (desired number of decimal points) to the displayed data in PDF files

    Show currency codes

    If the data form supports multiple currencies, display currency codes in the data form and in PDF files. Whether currency codes display depends on whether currency codes are present on any member in the data form.

    If a currency code is present on any member contained in the data form, currency codes display in the data form regardless of the selection for this check box. If currency codes are not present on members in the data form, currency codes are not displayed.

    Show account annotations

    If account annotations are enabled for the data form, select to display account annotations in PDF files

    You can also create reports for data forms, as described in Customizing Reports.

  6. In Context Menus, associate menus with the data form by selecting them from Available Menus and moving them to Selected Menus:

    • Add icon moves selections

    • Add All icon moves all

    • Remove icon removes selections

    • Remove All icon removes all

  7. If you select multiple menus, click Move Up icon or Move Down icon to set the order in which they display.

    Multiple menus display sequentially, with separators between them.

  8. Select Enable Dynamic User Variables to allow dynamic user variables in the data form (see the Oracle Hyperion Planning User's Online Help).

  9. Click Save.