on 10-31-2014 12:27 PM
Dear Experts,
I like the possibility to use the Excel conditional formatting in the EPMformatting sheet.
However, I have the impression that we need to select 'ALL' to actually use this conditional formatting in the BPC report, meaning that we have to control all other cell properties (font, border,.. as well.. ).
Is there a way to 'just' use the conditional formatting, like we can for cell content or data validation?
kind regards,
christophe
I'm thinking about logging it as an idea as it might be a nice feature, but I was hoping that I was missing something in the current version.
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I finally found some time to post the idea. Feel free to like it
https://ideas.sap.com/SAPBusinessPlanningandConsolidationforSAPNW/D25209?status_id_filter={335897B6-05D7-4568-8804-3F55E3B39025}¤t_tab=Recent&row_num=1&getparameters=1
Hello Christophe,
Yes Conditional Formatting can be done in BPC Reports. Please have the details.
Hope this help. Thank you.
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Hello Ashok,
pls interpret my question correctly. I use conditional formatting through the EPM formatting sheet quite a lot.
My question is if it is possible to 'only' use the conditional formatting like we can for borders or pattern. If I use the conditional formatting throught the formatting sheet, I have the impression that we have to select 'ALL'.
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