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Exporting Forecast

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Julianne
Julianne Rank 3 - Community Apprentice
in Oracle Analytics Cloud and Server Idea Lab

Enable users to export or view in a table format the forecasts generated from graphs using ETS, ARIMA, or Prophet models.

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  • Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle
    Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle Admin

    Brillant idea!

  • Sushant Mishra
    Sushant Mishra Rank 6 - Analytics & AI Lead
    edited Oct 6, 2025 5:58AM

    Loved the idea. Thinking of few use cases:

    1. Export forecasted sales by product and store to plan inventory levels and reorder quantities effectively.
    2. Export forecasts considering seasonality and holidays (Prophet model strength) to optimize timing and budget allocation.
    3. Export data tables to support presentations, publications, or collaborative review processes.

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    Upvoted.

  • Brendan T
    Brendan T Rank 6 - Analytics & AI Lead

    Yes this is a great idea and fits in with similar related submitted ideas elsewhere

  • Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle
    Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle Admin

    As mentioned by @Gianni Ceresa , using the forecast function will allow to do the same. Basically surfacing this function as a feature with one-click would achieve what is requested:

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  • Gina DiVenti
    Gina DiVenti Rank 5 - Community Champion

    @Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle @Gianni Ceresa

    I am using the forecast function as shown above and running in to challenges when viewing multiple departments within one table. For example, forecasting FTE by department. If I look at one department at a time the forecast seems accurate, but when I add multiple departments, it shifts the forecast and seems like it is considering the FTE for all departments to forecast the FTE for one. Has anyone else experienced this? Example below.

    When the table contains multiple departments, the forecast for one department is as follows (nothing in the data suggests we will be at 34.85 next month):

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    When we view this same department as the only department in the table, it seems accurate:

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  • Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle
    Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle Admin

    + @Avinash Krishnaram-Oracle for additional expertise.

  • Avinash Krishnaram-Oracle
    Avinash Krishnaram-Oracle Mod

    @Lalitha Venkataraman-Oracle - can you pls check if the customer needs to file a SR to triage this further?