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Adaptive Planning
Concept: Excel Interface for Planning Interface Tour

Concept: Excel Interface for Planning Interface Tour

Planning Tab, Planning Pane and Grid

  • Choose instances (if you have access to multi-instances), sheets, and levels to display data on the Excel sheet.
  • Hide, undock and move this pane.
  • Review cell formulas when applicable.
  • Filter by dimensions and attributes and modify column and row data for cube sheets only.
Excel sheet and Planning grid

Hide, Move or Show the Planning Pane

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To hide or show the
Planning
pane
, either toggle the
Show Planning Pane
preference or click the
x
in the upper right corner of the Planning pane.
Hiding and showing the Planning pane and ribbon
To undock the Planning pane, click on upper right corner of the Planning pane and select
Move
. Click and drag the pane when the move icon appears. You can either keep it disconnected by dropping it anywhere on your screen, or you can hover at the top, bottom, left or right of the grid until it docks.
Can't find your undocked Planning pane? Just click the
Show Planning Pane
toggle in preferences again (even if it is already checked). Your Planning pane will appear.

The
Adaptive Planning
and Excel Grids

When you select a sheet from the
Planning
pane
, the sheet columns, rows, formulas and data load into the grid to the right of the pane.
While updating the cells of the grid, be mindful of where you are adding data. The data you update within the
Adaptive Planning
grid can be submitted to
Adaptive Planning
. The data you enter or update in the Excel grid, the areas outside the data loaded from
Adaptive Planning
, are not submitted to
Adaptive Planning
.
Updates you make outside of the
Adaptive Planning
grid cannot be submitted and saved to the cloud.
1
Adaptive Planning
grid: Changes made here are synched to the online sheets:
When you right-click on cells within the
Adaptive Planning
grid, click
Planning
from the menu to view and choose context-specific actions.
2
Excel grid: Data here is outside the parameters of the
Adaptive Planning
sheet. Changes made here can be saved in Excel but will not be synched to the online sheet.
When you right-click on the Excel grid, you'll see all the options you normally see when using Excel.
Notice in this example that the user created an Excel chart and an Excel calculation (in the Excel grid) based on
Adaptive Planning
data (check out the cell formula displayed at the top.)
Learn more about how Excel and
Adaptive Planning
functions
in
Excel Interface for Planning
.