Dynamic Planning: Using Breakback

This article is intended for end users and designers and provides information on how to use Breakback in Excel and on the Web. For more information go through the articles below.

See Also:

Breakback from View or Report

• Using Breakback based on Current Data with $ Amount (Increase or Decrease)

• Using Breakback based on Current Data with % Change (Increase or Decrease)

• Using Breakback Based on a Reference

• Using Breakback to Spread Data Evenly

• Using Breakback with a Hold

• Using Breakback with Locked Dimension Members

Running Breakback from a Calculation

• Calculation Breakback Basics

• Calculation Breakback, Value Input Example

• Calculation Breakback, Value Reference Example

• Using Substitution Variables in Breakback Operations from a Calculation

• Breakback Scalability in a Calculation

Breakback on Rollups with Different Operators

Using Breakback on the Web

Limitations and Design Considerations

Best Practices