Entering Cell Text in Data Forms
You can enter a text description for cells in a data form. For example, you might add a description for a cell’s currency information, such as Entity Currency.
You can enter any characters for cell text values and you can use spaces. However, you cannot include the pipe (|) or tilde (~) character if you used it as a delimiter for the cell text value in the load format.
You can set a size limit for cell text in an application, using the MaxCellTextSize Application Settings metadata attribute. The default setting is a maximum of 8,000 bytes.
At times, you may need multiple cell text entries to store different types of information for a Point of View intersection. You can create multiple cell text entries and define cell text labels to easily identify types of information when you view cell text. Before you can enter multiple cell text entries, the administrator must define cell text labels. See the Oracle Hyperion Financial Management Administrator's Guide.
For every application, there is a system-generated member for Cell Text Label named [Default]. If you want to enter only one cell text entry for a data cell, you can select the [Default] member to enter the cell text information. A cell can have either one entry using the [Default] cell text label, multiple cell text label entries, or a combination of cell text labels and [Default] entries.
After you add cell text, a blue triangle is displayed to indicate that there is text associated with the cell.
Note:
You cannot enter text for a cell that is calculated by the form.
To enter cell text in data forms: