Enterprise Edition:Input mask - Revision history

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	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.		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.

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			\| <span style="color: darkblue;">'''Hint'''</span>  The data object behind every input mask has to be a [[Framework:BI_Center:CoPlanner_Cube\|CoPlanner Cube]], to guarantee the whole funcionality of the mask.
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	==Elements and Functions==		==Elements and Functions==

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	The planning mask contains the following additional command buttons:		The planning mask contains the following additional command buttons:

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	\| ~~'''~~Pushbutton~~'''~~		\| Pushbutton
	\| ~~'''~~Action~~'''~~		\| Action
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	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.		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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	[[Image:Detail record mode.jpg\|thumb\|center\|Detail record mode]]		[[Image:Detail record mode.jpg\|thumb\|center\|Detail record mode]]

	To return to the ~~[[Enterprise_Edition:Planning Mask\|Planning Mask]]~~ , click the “Back” button in the Ribbon.		To return to the input mask, click the “Back” button in the Ribbon.

	==Status Bar==		==Status Bar==

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	The detail mask enables several data records to be created and displayed in the planning mask on the same level (or in the same cell of the matrix view of the planning mask). This is necessary for planning sales with different payment keys, which would be impossible in the totalised matrix of the planning mask.		The detail mask enables several data records to be created and displayed in the planning mask on the same level (or in the same cell of the matrix view of the planning mask). This is necessary for planning sales with different payment keys, which would be impossible in the totalised matrix of the planning mask.
	Additionally, detail record masks allow you to view and analyse the details of aggregated data.		Additionally, detail record masks allow you to view and analyse the details of aggregated data.

	~~===Switching to the detail record mask ===~~


	[[Image:Switching to the detail record mask.jpg\|thumb\|center\|Switching to the detail record mask]]		[[Image:Switching to the detail record mask.jpg\|thumb\|center\|Switching to the detail record mask]]
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	==Status Bar==		==Status Bar==

	The left are of the status bar shows the tooltip of the selected measure. The right area shows following ~~valus~~ if more than one element is selected:		The left are of the status bar shows the tooltip of the selected measure. The right area shows following values if more than one element is selected:

	~~Die Summe der markierten Zellen~~
	~~Der Durchschnitt der markierten Zellen~~
	~~Die Anzahl der markierten Zellen~~
	~~Der kleinste Wert der markierten Zellen~~
	~~Der größte Wert der markierten Zellen~~

			:*The sum of the selected value
			:*The average of the selected value
			:*The number of the selected value
			:*The smallest value of the selected value
			:*The highest value of the selected value

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	To return to the [[Enterprise_Edition:Planning Mask\|Planning Mask]] , click the “Back” button in the Ribbon.		To return to the [[Enterprise_Edition:Planning Mask\|Planning Mask]] , click the “Back” button in the Ribbon.

			==Status Bar==

			The left are of the status bar shows the tooltip of the selected measure. The right area shows following valus if more than one element is selected:

			Die Summe der markierten Zellen
			Der Durchschnitt der markierten Zellen
			Die Anzahl der markierten Zellen
			Der kleinste Wert der markierten Zellen
			Der größte Wert der markierten Zellen


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	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.		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.

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			==Entering Plan Data==

			Once you have configured the planning mask to suit your needs, you can quickly and easily enter your plan data.
			To enter your plan data in a planning mask, first edit the necessary filter settings. Subsequently you can navigate the desired cells in the Work Area by left-clicking on the cells or by using the arrow keys.

			===Types of entry fields ===

			Planning masks contain entry fields and lookup fields. Entry fields are used for manually entering plan values or typing comments in text entry fields.
			For quick and easy data entry, default values like VAT rates and payment keys are not entered manually for each value but selected in lookup fields that access the planning parameters. When you select a lookup field with the left mouse button, the lookup symbol [[Image:Icon_LookUp.jpg]] will be displayed at the right edge of the cell. By clicking on this symbol, you can open a window for selecting the required planning parameter.

			===Shortcuts for value fields===

			CoPlanner provides the following shortcuts for entering values:
			To enter 100,000 EUR, you can type “100t”. By analogy, “m” can be used as a short cut for millions.
			To override previously entered data, CoPlanner allows you to correct data either by overwriting with absolute values or by calculating relative values based on already entered data. To enter relative values in a cell, enter “=”, the mathematical operand, and the correction value, e.g. “=+500” or “=+100%”. You can specify only one arithmetic operation at a time. Entries like “=+500*10.93” are not allowed.

			==Detail Record Masks ==

			The detail mask enables several data records to be created and displayed in the planning mask on the same level (or in the same cell of the matrix view of the planning mask). This is necessary for planning sales with different payment keys, which would be impossible in the totalised matrix of the planning mask.
			Additionally, detail record masks allow you to view and analyse the details of aggregated data.

			===Switching to the detail record mask ===


			[[Image:Switching to the detail record mask.jpg\|thumb\|center\|Switching to the detail record mask]]

			You can switch to the detail record mode within a planning mask. Click the symbol to open the detail record mode. In this mode, you can view all the available records for the current filter settings
			[[Image:Detail record mode.jpg\|thumb\|center\|Detail record mode]]

			To return to the [[Enterprise_Edition:Planning Mask\|Planning Mask]] , click the “Back” button in the Ribbon.

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	\| [[Image:Icon_Spaltenauswahl.jpg]]		\| [[Image:Icon_Spaltenauswahl.jpg]]
	\| Opens the ~~“Measures”~~ dialogue box.		\| Opens the “[[Enterprise_Edition:Choosing_columns\|Measures]]” dialogue box.
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	\| [[Image:Icon_Vertauschen_der_Achsenmatix.jpg]]		\| [[Image:Icon_Vertauschen_der_Achsenmatix.jpg]]

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	[[Image:Planning mask.JPG \|thumb\|center\|Planning mask]]		[[Image:Planning mask.JPG \|thumb\|center\|Planning mask]]

			:*[[Framework:Ribbon_Input_mask\|Ribbon]]
			:*[[Framework:Context_menu_input_mask\|Context menu]]
			:*[[Enterprise Edition:Axis display\|Axis display]]


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	~~:*[[Framework:Ribbon_Input_mask\|Ribbon]]~~
	~~:*[[Framework:Context_menu_input_mask\|Context menu]]~~
	~~:*[[Enterprise Edition:Axis display\|Axis display]]~~

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	[[Image:Planning mask.JPG \|thumb\|center\|Planning mask]]		[[Image:Planning mask.JPG \|thumb\|center\|Planning mask]]


			== Other Commands ==

			The planning mask contains the following additional command buttons:

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			\| '''Pushbutton'''
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			\| [[Image:Icon_Spaltenauswahl.jpg]]
			\| Opens the “Measures” dialogue box.
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			\| [[Image:Icon_Vertauschen_der_Achsenmatix.jpg]]
			\| Reverses the selected line and column view
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