Oracle Hyperion Financial Reporting is the business intelligence and reporting package bundled within Oracle's Enterprise Performance Management software. It provides the ability to report from Oracle Essbase, Oracle Hyperion Planning, and Oracle Hyperion Financial Management (HFM) applications quickly and easily, and also offers a way to build reporting templates for individual execution, as well as FR Books and Batches with dynamic content, prompts, and calculations. Oracle Hyperion Financial Reporting 11: A Practical Guide examines the power of the Financial Reporting software product covering basic operations through to advanced techniques. The book - filled with color screenshots - works through the development of a simple grid, the use of suppression, conditional formulas, functions and formulas, books and batches, and even integration with Smart View. Examples are provided that demonstrate Financial Reporting's capabilities alongside personal insights from the authors' experiences of the product. The book is targeted at business and technical users looking to learn report building techniques. As a practial guide, it focuses on the product features, common business techniques, and the information needed, to work effectively, day-to-day, with Financial Reporting. - Explore Grids and the Point of View - Create Functions and Formulas - Master Conditional Formatting and Conditional Suppression - Create Dynamic Books and Batches - Import Reporting Content into MS Office with Oracle Smart View

Oracle Hyperion Financial Reporting 11: A Practical Guide

Computers & Technology

Cody, Edward J.

Somers, Eric M.

Networking & Cloud Computing

P8Tech

Oracle Data Relationship Management (DRM) is a highly customizable and powerful Master Data Management (MDM) software platform, utilized to streamline the management of data elements in an organization. The solution provides users with the ability to manage data elements, hierarchies, and supporting data element information in a central location with integration to upstream and downstream systems. This color book, filled with screenshots and diagrams, examines the functionality of the Oracle DRM software solution, the integration points, and steps for implementation success. Project management topics from planning the implementation through to testing and maintenance are discussed, and the book provides a comprehensive reference for the user community. The Oracle Data Relationship Management 11 Guide is aimed at DRM developers and business users, and focuses on providing an understanding of the product whilst acclimating users to the software. It provides an in-depth understanding on how to integrate DRM's powerful functionality into an operational business environment. Learn the Steps Needed to Accomplish Master Data Management Project Success Build a DRM Data Model with Hierarchies, Properties, and Validations Integrate DRM with Upstream and Downstream Systems Explore the Data Relationship Governance Workflow Module Learn the Methods behind Application Maintenance and Migrations

The Oracle Data Relationship Management 11 Guide: Successful Implementation Essentials

Flak, Jeff

Databases & Big Data

Learn Advanced Dashboards, JavaScript, Computations, and Special Topics from the Experts <ul>
<li> Walk through a comprehensive example of a simple, intermediate, and advanced dashboard with a focus on Interactive Reporting best practices. </li> <li>Explore the data analysis functionally with an in-depth explanation of built-in and JavaScript functions.</li> <li>Build custom interfaces to create batch programs and exports for automated reporting.</li> <li>Demonstrate expertise by learning to build a central code repository.</li> <li>Explore merging through the Dashboard Studio and the beneficial features of the Dashboard Studio Optimize Utility.</li> <li>Become an expert by mastering the concepts and examples presented in this book.</li> </ul>
In Detail Oracle Hyperion Interactive Reporting is one of many products in the Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition Plus software suite, an industry-leading business intelligence platform. The primary focus of the Interactive Reporting product is to provide strong relational querying and data analysis capabilities, where the software provides significant flexibility for creating custom dashboards, interfaces, and data analysis routines through the use of JavaScript programming and built-in software functionality. While Interactive Reporting is extremely flexible, performing advanced operations in the software is complicated and requires basic programming knowledge and an advanced understanding of the software. This book continues from where The Business Analyst's Guide to Oracle Hyperion Interactive Reporting 11 completed and provides the reader with the information to successfully execute the advanced features of the product along with examples and specific techniques applicable to everyday use. The Oracle Hyperion Interactive Reporting 11 Expert Guide provides software users and developers with many examples of the techniques used by software experts. The book begins with an introduction to leveraging advanced features of the project and an introduction to JavaScript. Dashboards are a major focus of the book with four chapters focused on building a simple to complex dashboard including functions, global objects, and syncing selections across dashboards. The book places an emphasis on learning methods for data analysis by using advanced programming and built-in functions, and a unique approach to using code to generate batch reports and exports is provided. The Dashboard Studio Optimize Utility and the Dashboard Studio Merge utility are explained in detail, and the approach to building and using a central code repository for use in dashboards and computations across multiple documents in an enterprise is demonstrated. This book will help the reader become an expert user of the software, providing the skills necessary to understand, communicate, and perform advanced level tasks. The authors experience in developing and supporting Interactive Reporting users is very apparent throughout each chapter of the book. While the book displays content and examples from version 11 of the software, the book is also applicable to previous versions of the software dating back to version 8, so readers not currently using Interactive Reporting 11 will find the book applicable to daily use with the product. What you will learn from this book <ul>
<li>Introduction to JavaScript and programming in Interactive Reporting</li> <li>Simple to complex dashboards and methods used by developers to build advanced interfaces</li> <li>Advanced techniques for building computed items with built-in and JavaScript functions</li> <li>Leverage Report sections to create briefing slides and custom programming to build batch exports</li> <li>Merging and modifying a document with the Dashboard Studio and Dashboard Studio Optimize Utility</li> <li>Create a centralized code database for use across multiple Interactive Reporting documents in the enterprise</li> </ul>
Approach This book is written in a simple, easy to understand format with screenshots, code samples, and step-by-step explanations that will guide you through the advanced techniques used by the experts. Who this book is written for If you are an Oracle Hyperion Interactive reporting user or developer looking to become an expert in the product, then this book is for you. You will require a basic knowledge of Interactive Reporting, as this book starts with a brief overview and then dives into advanced techniques, functions, and best practices. Beginner users should consult The Business Analyst's Guide to Oracle Hyperion Interactive Reporting 11 to gain insight on the software product.

Oracle Hyperion Interactive Reporting 11 Expert Guide

Vose, Emily M.

Software

Packt Publishing

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