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In an input mask or analysis view, you define the appearance of a planning and analysis mask. The basis of every input mask or analysis view is a data object. As a data object, the following are available to you: CoPlanner cubes, CoPlanner tables and OLAP cubes.  
Input masks are used for entering plan data. Input masks offer a wide range of configuration options for every user. The structure of a Input mask can be freely chosen so that its final appearance allows you to enter your plan data quickly and easily. You can select different axes and rotate them, and you can hide or isolate columns as well as arranging them vertically or horizontally. Additionally, you can make many other customizations to suit your needs. These customizations will be explained in this section.  


==Elements and functions==
==Elements and functions==
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| <span style="color: darkblue;">'''Hint'''</span> &nbsp;The appearance and functionality each planning mask is individually defined and may therefore vary. Thus not every planning mask will necessarily display all the typical areas shown in the figure above.
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Revision as of 10:26, 19 November 2010

Input masks are used for entering plan data. Input masks offer a wide range of configuration options for every user. The structure of a Input mask can be freely chosen so that its final appearance allows you to enter your plan data quickly and easily. You can select different axes and rotate them, and you can hide or isolate columns as well as arranging them vertically or horizontally. Additionally, you can make many other customizations to suit your needs. These customizations will be explained in this section.

Elements and functions

Hint  The appearance and functionality each planning mask is individually defined and may therefore vary. Thus not every planning mask will necessarily display all the typical areas shown in the figure above.


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Planning mask