We’re proud to announce the Flow TM1 Rule Editor, written and maintained by Ricky Marwan. The TM1 Rule Editor allows you to edit and save your TM1 rules in an innovative and convenient IDE. Formatting and coloured syntax highlighting make reading and organizing your rules easy. Drag and drop cubes to create DB formulae, or […]
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.NET C# TM1API starter kit.
Introduction One of the most powerful (and possibly overlooked) features of TM1 is that it supports a fully-featured programming API (Application Programming Interface). This means that virtually any function supported by the server is exposed to external programming environments. Or, put more simply: you can write your own TM1 application, and your imagination is the limit! […]
Back to the Future, Part II
Introduction Most financial models are based on the fiscal year, rather than aligning with the calendar year. In many countries, these two calendars align, but in some it does not. In Australia, for instance (my home country), we have a Jul – Jun financial year, and both New Zealand and Japan have their own, too. Propel Planning, […]
TM1 Development Methodologies & Tools
Introduction The classical way of developing a TM1 Server seems to be to go in person to a customer site and develop on their infrastructure. There are often many good reasons for this, mainly involving security and availability, but I have not worked this way for a long time. I thought I’d post about my […]
An Item-based Approach – Quick Update
Working on the Flow Model Packager, I often have to make random changes to a model so I can test the model compare and deploy functionality. Yesterday, I was using the item-based approach sample server as my test case, and decided to try to implement a more real-world change than I usually do (most of […]