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Hi
I've created an ad-hoc grid to enable users to load data into an OAC Essbase cube. I want to protect the Excel sheet so that users don't break the structure or change member names etc. but should be allowed to enter data where required.
I have unticked 'Locked' under Protection in Format cells for the cells where they should enter data. However, after I've protected the sheet, I'm getting a Smart View error that you cannot enter data into the unlocked cells and that the sheet should be unprotected. This is not an Excel error.
Alternatively, I can use Smart View Functions instead of an ad-hoc grid, but this slows down the submission and retrieval of data and you cannot submit text labels (Typed Measures) with Smart View Functions.
Anyone know how I can protect the Ad-Hoc Excel sheet but still allow users to enter data?
Many thanks.
Chris.
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This could be a smart view limitation. let me check and get back on this.
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Hi Ashish
Did you manage to have a look?
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Smart View requires the worksheet to be unprotected during operations.
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Hi
I'm not performing a Smart View operation...I'm simply trying to enter data into a cell...
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Hello,
Essbase has one of the best user access security systems. Up to the cell level, you can allow or disable data entry. Meta data like Member names is protected anyway. If they mix up their Excel, they just close it and open the original Excel again.
HTH
Philip
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Depends on the user...
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