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Use Analysis for Office and create reports with it.
How to use filters and display data
How to use VBA in Analysis for Office workbooks
Display Information and data in your reports
In this course, you will learn SAP Analysis for Office from scratch. I explain every single function of Analysis for Office to you. So you can start with no knowledge about Analysis for Office. And if you have already some knowledge about Analysis for Office, you can look into the advanced section and see what you can do with Analysis for Office.
You will learn how to filter data in different ways like in hierarchies, by members or via the background filter. How to customize the user interface and use the Analysis for Office options and technical settings to configure the behavior of Analysis for Office. If three is a setting to change the behavior, I will point it out to you.
I show you the different context menus you get on each function and how you can use it. You learn about the variable prompt and also about variables in Analysis for Office.
If you want to rank your data or display information about your data in your reports, you find information how to do so.
You will create hierarchies on the fly and create own calculated and restricted key figures. Furthermore, you will learn how to create a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation with your data and how to use Excel formulas in your report.
I teach you how to format and display your data in your report with conditional formatting, Microsoft Excel styles and charts which are linked to your data.
You also get an overview about the Analysis for Office API and Microsoft VBA.
Customize Analysis for Office
Basic Functionality
Advanced Functions
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The Analysis for Office Addin -
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The Ribbon menu
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Your first Crosstab
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Open and Save a workbook
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Different context menus
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Sorting your data
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Filter your data by member
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Filter your data within hierarchies
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Filter your data directly on the Crosstab
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Filter your data via background filter
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Filter your data by measure
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Use BEx Conditions in Analysis Office
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Ranking
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Access mode for filtering
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Prompting and Variables
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Allowed and forbidden areas
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Swap Axes
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Charts
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How to use Infofields
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Totals
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How to display Members
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Number Format/Currency Conversion/Scaling Factor/Zeros and Negative Values
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Creating New Cells
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Format Cells
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Crosstab Configuration
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Styles
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How to use Conditional Formatting
Reporting with Analysis Office API and VBA
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Hierarchies
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SAP Excel Formulas
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Use Standard Calculations
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How to use Dynamic Calculations
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Create Advanced Calculations
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Create Restrictions
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Work with Query Views
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Use the Filter Panel
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Creating PowerPoint Slides
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Use Excel Formulas in your Crosstab
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Report-Report-Interface
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Prompt Variants
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Contains Pattern
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Convert to formula
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Create a Web Application
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Launch the Query Designer
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Use Smart Copy and Paste
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Group your Crosstab and Link Dimensions
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Build Hierarchies on the fly
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Work with the formula-optimized mode
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Create a default workbook
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