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 installation folder
 
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)
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For FluenceXL: C:\Program Files (x86)\Fluence Technologies Inc\FluenceXL
  
AnaplanXL: installation folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\Anaplan\Anaplan XL Reporting)
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For AnaplanXL: 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 18:34, 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

For FluenceXL: C:\Program Files (x86)\Fluence Technologies Inc\FluenceXL

For AnaplanXL: 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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