Specially when you have a significant amount of custom calculations in a workbook, it would be very helpful if we were able to organize them using folders under "My Calculations" so we could make them more accessible for others.
Quite needed. I have several dozens of custom metrics defined under 'My Calculations' and they are becoming hard to manage, I need a way to keep them organized.
My Calc Folder organization feature will be GA with OAC November 2024 update.
Great to know @Avinash Krishnaram-Oracle! Hopefully we'll have it soon also in OAS version!
OAS Customers will get this functionality with the March 2025 annual update.
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