If Actual value is not available, Estimated value = Best.
Best: The most reliable value available. Claimed: All values entering the system are Claimed values. They may be the same as the original Claimed value, but have been reviewed, for example, by a shift manager. Estimated: Estimated values are refined, or audited, Claimed values. Actual: Values returned from material balance or reconciliation. Each represents a level of confidence in a value. InSite stores values in different categories, claimed, estimated, actual, declared and best. One of the most important dimensions is the Scenario dimension. For those using a different version of Microsoft Excel, connecting to the InSite Cube may vary slightly. To connect to the InSite Cube, open Microsoft Excel and Navigate to the Data Menu and click on “From Other Sources.” Note: The screenshot, below, is from Microsoft Excel 2010. Here are some helpful tips for using the InSite Cube: This capacity allows for quicker response times when a business question comes up, which in turn should help the user respond to issues and make business decisions faster. Allowing the user access to data through a point-and-click interface eliminates the need to request data and analysis from another group within the company. The InSite cube is specifically designed to facilitate ad hoc analysis by providing quick, easy access to data. The Excel Data Query add-in is used to link to this database to allow users to create Ad hoc reports from reconciled production data in InSite. Reports should be reviewed periodically for efficiencies to determine whether they continue to serve a useful business purpose.įor GEOVIA InSite™ users, the InSite Cube is a database updated by the main InSite database used for reporting. 
This relatively common practice can lead to unnecessary reporting processes that impact high-volume reporting periods. The process may be also used to get more current data for the existing areas covered by a static report.Īlthough most ad hoc reports and analyses are meant to be run only once, in practice, they often end up being reused and run on a regular basis.
Ad hoc analysis may be used to create a report that does not already exist, or drill deeper into a static report to get details about accounts, transactions, or records. The purpose of ad hoc analysis is to fill in gaps left by the business’ static, regular reporting.
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It’s Tip Tuesday! Today’s post is Part 1 in a new series from Mariana Nobile, one of our Technical Customer Support Consultants.Īd hoc analysis is a business intelligence process designed to answer a single, specific business question. The product of ad hoc analysis is typically a statistical model, analytic report, or other type of data summary.
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