Hello Ogahs,
I would like to display the Aliases of all elements in a dimension (like can be done using paste view). I have sucessfully been able to display the actual elements with the formulas PALO.FIRST and PALO.ECHILD ((PALO.EFIRST($A$2;$H$1); A2 being the Server/Database and H1 from where I want to collect the elements and the using eg. (PALO.ECHILD($A$2;$H$1;$H$4;1) to display the first level of underlying hierarchy of elements, H4 being the "Parent" Element).
How would I go about displaying the Aliases for each of the elements instead of the actual elements as I am diong at present? The elements in the diemsion are Dealer Numbers and I want the display the actual Delaer Name which is one of the possible aliases for each element.
You have a very good example in the documentation for excel:
Without an alias:
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=PALO.ENAME("localhost/Demo";"Months";"Years";1;"")
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With an alias:
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=PALO.ENAME("localhost/Demo";"Months";"Years";1;"";"German";"Sheet1!__palo622272")
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The last parameter is "Sheet1!__palo622272" is from the system and it can't be changed (documentation).
I tried using PALO.SUBSET but only got as far as displaying the Parent element ((PALO.SUBSET($A$2;$H$1;;$A$17) A17 being the Alias "name")
I would recommed to read the documation for excel advanded.
But you have to select 2 colums and then paste the subset > select your alias > paste.
Now you should see the element name (alias).
Regards.