Category: Smart View

July 1, 2024

Oracle Smart View is about to support Google Workspace. If you’ve been using Smart View with Office 365 for macOS, you’ll find the Google version has a similar look and feel, with a few differences. Having Smart View available for Google Workspace, particularly Google Sheets, will greatly benefit finance users. With the Google Workspace version…

June 23, 2019

As you know, Smart View is an Excel add-in. For years, it is only available for Windows OS. Starting from this month, June 2019, it finally supports Excel 365 for Mac OS and a browser-based version of Excel 365.   The new Smart View add-in provides for a thin and customizable deployment across the enterprise…

December 29, 2018

Last month (Nov 2018), Smart View got a new patch, v.11.1.2.5.810, which includes a few new functionalities. One of the cool functions is the drill-through launch option. When connected to an EPM service and using data management to load data for drill through reports, we can now launch the reports in Excel itself directly. Currently,…

January 11, 2018

  When Essbase Cloud got released, a new Excel add-in coming with the Essbase Cloud, the Cube Designer. We briefly discussed about the Cube Designer in the previous posts. Now, let’s dig into more details.   Basically, we are able to use Cube Designer to connect to Essbase application. It helps us to design, create and…

December 7, 2017

  We have discussed the EPM automate many times. From an admin perspective, it is very useful. It enables service admins to remotely perform tasks within Oracle EPM Cloud instances and automate many repeatable tasks, such as import and export of metadata and data, refresh database, launch business rules, run data load rules, etc. But…

August 11, 2017

  As we know, Smart View is an Office add-in, which provides a common Office interface for EPM products. Through Smart View, we are able to link to the on-premise Hyperion, Essbase, PBCS, and other EPM applications. We can view, import, distribute data in Excel, Word and PowerPoint.   But you may or may not…