Difference between revisions of "Settings File Customisation"

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From Version 10.0.149 there are two additional files that can be added to the FluenceXL installation folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Fluence Technologies Inc\FluenceXL):
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FluenceXL: (C:\Program Files (x86)\Fluence Technologies Inc\FluenceXL)
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AnaplanXL: installation folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Anaplan\Anaplan XL Reporting)
  
 
* defaults.xml - will setup the default settings, the user can override them
 
* defaults.xml - will setup the default settings, the user can override them

Revision as of 18:33, 21 November 2024

FluenceXL Excel Edition keeps all of its settings in a configuration file stored in the user's Application Data folder. This can be found here:

%appdata%\XLCubed Ltd\XLCubed Excel Edition\settings.xml

For a typical Windows installation, this will translate to:

C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\XLCubed Ltd\XLCubed Excel Edition\settings.xml

In order to customise the file for distribution to other users, you can open the FluenceXL add-in in Excel and change any settings that you desire, for example:

  • Grid defaults
  • Connections
  • Favourite Grids
  • FluenceXL Web server addresses
  • FluenceXL Options

When you close Excel, the file will be updated, and can then be sent to other users, or including in a custom installation script.

Admin controlled

From Version 10.0.149 there are two additional files that can be added to the installation folder FluenceXL: (C:\Program Files (x86)\Fluence Technologies Inc\FluenceXL) AnaplanXL: installation folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Anaplan\Anaplan XL Reporting)

  • defaults.xml - will setup the default settings, the user can override them
  • settings.xml - will force these settings, users can not change them

The format of the file is the same as the %appdata% version, you only need to include the settings you want to change/set. This is particularly important for the forced settings; only include those settings that you want to force onto the users.


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