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Overview An Edit Form section displays fields that are used to collect and maintain critical and strategic program data. Attributes are first defined within the template Data Panel and can then be added as fields on Edit Forms. Changes to the attribute definition can be done within the attribute settings…
The timePeriod() function references the value in a specific time period of a metric. Syntax metric__m.dataset__d.timePeriod(time period) Argument Description timePeriod (required) The time period of the metric. The time period arguments can be constants (i.e., hard-coded values or attribute references) or an expression. Where Available Available in all places the…
Shibumi exposes create, read, update, and delete capabilities through its GraphQL API. GraphQL is a standard for communicating between a client and a server via HTTP, with goals similar to REST. Unlike REST, however, GraphQL exposes a rich language clients can use to describe the data they’re fetching. The structure…
The cumulativeYTD() function returns the accumulated values of a metric for the current fiscal year into a time-series array. Syntax cumulativeYTD(value) Argument Description value (required) The expression returning the values to be accumulated. The expression can simply be the metric API name of the metric to be aggregated or could be a…
The yearly() function returns a time-series array of values in a yearly cadence. When you reference a metric, it is immediately converted to the target metric cadence. This function allows you to specify an intermediate cadence to convert to. To clarify, for example, the As Of metric expression: AsOf metric = sumif(Initiative__t,CAPEX_Daily__m,active)…
The year() offset function is appended to a metric dataset and provides the ability to dynamically reference a time period for the metric. Syntax Metric_API_Name.Dataset_API_Name.year(offset value) Argument Description offset value (required) An expression that results in a numeric value (i.e., a hard-coded number, a reference to a numeric attribute, or a…