Easy to understand and very professional look & feel. Thanks for sharing @aravinddarla-Oracle!

Amazing and very interesting! Thanks for sharing @Mark_Daynes!

Very helpful. Thanks for sharing @Aimee Williams-Oracle!

Beautiful and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing @User_F2RD3!

Beautiful visualization and very easy to understand. Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful presentation. Thanks for sharing @MayuriK-Oracle!

Hi @User_569GB, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics Community. Standard WHO columns are available in the Database tables for Goals but not sure it keeps all history like previous values, new values etc. Please take a look into the following Oracle Note which might be useful for the understanding. Hope this help. Thank you.

Hi @MDeming, Please find below some high level steps which you can do while developing the data model utilizing Oracle provided tools. A) Edit the Data Model, you’re working upon and click on Validate, then you will get the validation results..as you can see here the validation message is clear and you can action upon the…

Hi @AlanP, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics Community. There is an option in System Settings of FAW's console to disable excel export for a table or pivot table. Please take a look into the following Oracle note for more info. Hope this help. Thank you.

Very helpful information. Thank you very much for sharing @Luis E. Rivas -Oracle & @Sumanth V -Oracle!

Hi @Walter Gess, By definition a measure is a value applied to dimensions, such as a count of users, Invoice Amount, Journal Total Entered Credit, Journal Line Accounted Amount CR etc. In OTBI SAs if an attribute is colored as Golden, those are normally measures. here's an example from the GL Journals SA. Hope this help.…

Beautiful visualizations and very easy to understand. Thanks for sharing @InsightSeeker-Oracle!

Exciting feature. Thanks for the details @Avinash Krishnaram-Oracle!

Great visualizations and interesting data. Thanks for sharing @Aparna Muthukrishnan!

Hi @SayanDutta, Please find below a worked example. Using Schedule Trigger in Oracle Fusion Cloud Application A Worked Example Hope this help. Thank you.

Hi @SayanDutta, You can do this using Schedule Trigger functionality. Please take a look into the following note (especially point5) which might be useful. Hope this help. Thank you.

Hi @Matthew - Town of Aurora, I'm not able to replicate the issue in my instances. I would recommend to raise an SR with Oracle support and get their valuable suggestions. Thank you.

Hi @User_7BQ6Z, Welcome to the Oracle Analytics Community. Can you please share which tool or tool set are you using here? It'll help to understand the issue and will help to find a potential solution. Thank you.

Beautiful visualizations. Thanks for sharing @Yoganayaki Mullai Ravi!

Very helpful information. Thank you very much @Jamie Anderson-Oracle!