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In Smart View, when zooming in and out of dimensions in Essbase, if you need to go back to a previous step, you can:
The correct answer is B. Flashback one time. The FlashBack command restores the previous database view. A database view is what you see in the worksheet after a retrieval or navigation operation. FlashBack is similar to the Edit menu Undo command, which reverses the last action, with this difference. If you modify member…
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In Smart View, when zooming in and out of dimensions in Essbase, if you need to go back to a previous step, you can:
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- AUndo one time
- BFlashback one time
- CUndo up to specified number of times
- DUse Microsoft Excel Undo
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The FlashBack command restores the previous database view. A database view is what you see in the worksheet after a retrieval or navigation operation. FlashBack is similar to the Edit menu Undo command, which reverses the last action, with this difference. If you modify member information between retrieves and then perform a FlashBack, Essbase still flashes back to the spreadsheet data as it was prior to the last retrieve, in spite of any changes you may have made to members between retrieves. The FlashBack command uses the memory of your computer to store the current view before processing an Essbase retrieval request. You can use FlashBack to undo only the most recent operation. FlashBack cannot undo multiple operations.
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