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Related Content in Financial Reporting reports can be included in book output. For Related
Content features, see the Oracle® Hyperion Financial Reporting Studio, Fusion Edition User's
Guide. For Related Content behavior in books, see “Behavior of Related Content in Books” on
page 66.
With the exception of URLs in the above list, the files must reside in the repository to select them
for a book. Third-party documents (Microsoft and PDF files) are listed in the Table of Contents
and can be launched in the same manner as Financial Reporting documents. They are also
included in a PDF file, when opening a book as “Complete Book in PDF”.
Note:
When you save a book as a snapshot book, expansions are removed. Related Content links
are available in HTML books.
Adding a Report to a Book
When adding a report to a book, the report may contain prompts for member selection. Prompts
are defined when the book is run. Also, when adding a report to a book, dimensions from the
book POV can be set to multiple members. When the book is run, the report iterates over each
member. For example, if North, South, East, West, Actual, and Budget are selected, the book
contains eight versions of this report (Actual for N, S, E, W, Budget for N, S, E, W). You can
collate the printed output by member selection if the same member selections are used for all
reports in the book. This enables, for example, all the reports for East or Budget to be grouped.
Collating by member selection is not available if any of these conditions exist:
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Chapter member selections do not match for all visible chapters in the book (for example:
DisplayInTOC == true)
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All chapter member selections are set to a single member
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Chapters are indented
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Book contains external content that has book member selections that do not match the
member selections of other chapters
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Book contains snapshot reports
Member selections can be copied between reports if they use the same data source. This
eliminates selecting shared members multiple times.
Using Microsoft Word Documents in Books
Microsoft Word document can use all the formatting features included in the Word product.
Customizing the Table of Contents
A Table of Contents, with headings and subheadings as in a tree structure, is created for the
documents compiled in the book. You can add content within this hierarchy, move or delete
content, and format the layout. You can change the heading structure by increasing or decreasing
the indent. You can copy member selections to other reports in the book.
Creating Books
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