Calculated Measures in Pivot Grid for SuiteAnalytics in NetSuite
Calculated measures can now be created and removed in the pivot grid starting in NetSuite 2024.1, enhancing reporting capabilities.
Starting in NetSuite 2024.1, users can create and remove calculated measures directly within the pivot grid, expanding upon previous functionality that restricted this capability to the layout panel of pivot tables. This enhancement aims to improve user experience by streamlining the workflow when analyzing data.
New Features and Benefits
In previous versions, the calculated measures could only be managed through the layout panel, which could be cumbersome for users needing quick adjustments during data analysis. Now, you can work directly in the pivot grid, enabling:
- Increased Efficiency: Easily modify calculated measures without navigating away from the pivot grid.
- Enhanced Usability: Provides an intuitive interface for users to see immediate effects of their changes in the data view.
- Greater Flexibility: Users are empowered to add or remove measures as analytical needs evolve during reporting.
Creating and Removing Calculated Measures
To create or remove a calculated measure in the pivot grid:
- Access the pivot grid of your dataset.
- Click on the calculated measures section.
- Use the options to create new measures or select existing ones for removal.
This functionality is particularly helpful for analysts and administrators who need to customize their reports without additional steps or navigating complex interfaces.
Who This Affects
- Administrators: Need to configure and manage pivot grids and calculated measures.
- Developers: Integrate front-end features requiring dynamic reports and calculations.
- Analysts: Use pivot grids for data analysis, reporting, and business intelligence tasks.
Key Takeaways
- Calculated measures can now be managed directly within pivot grids.
- This enhancement increases efficiency and flexibility in reporting.
- Administrators and analysts will benefit from improved user experience and quicker modifications.
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