Seems a bit odd that vscode uses Shift+Alt+A for block comment when line comment is Ctrl+/. ReSharper uses Ctr+Alt+/ and Ctrl+Shift+/ for line and block comment respectively.

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For vscode one can see that the Shift-Alt-A keys (for block comment) are somewhat easier to press than typical three key combos but it's so non-intuitive as a keyboard shortcut. I configure ReSharper (could also do for regular Visual Studio) to use Ctrl+/ and Ctrl+Shift+/ for line and block comment respectively and vscode to use Ctrl+Shift+/ for block comment so that they are both the same and intuitive. – Jun 18 '17 at 4:11.

Allowing model users to export data out of an Anaplan model on a large scale mode (e.g. Many end user-run exports) is not a good practice.

One approach is to create an 'export model' in Anaplan that is specifically for exporting purposes. This export model will have the same data set and selective access definitions as in the main model, but will not have any of the data entry or reporting dashboards. In comparison, it will only have dashboards with buttons that run specific exports. To ensure a good user experience, provide a hyperlink to the export model from a dashboard in the main model. For example, users start from their usual, main model, see a link named 'Exports,' and click it.

The link redirects them to the export model where they see a set of predefined buttons that run exports. It is important to explain to the customer and model users that: Exports execute sequentially (first in, first served): users have to wait until previously executed exports are finished before they can run their own export. There will be data latency as the export model will likely sync once or twice a day from the main model. The export from the main model to the export model is a blocking operation and must ideally be run at times that are least likely to not disrupt operations.

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Users will need to understand the schedule and plan their exports accordingly. How can we help customers with this issue? When users run exports there can be misalignment of data that causes issues in the business process. If users export out of a dashboard, it's most often for custom reporting purposes.

During this the user filters, sorts, creates sums via a pivot table, uses lookup for attributes, and displays additional data. All of these are certainly needed for reporting. In a worst case scenario the user will create additional KPIs or ratios that he could not find in the Anaplan model.

Wd 1tb my passport for mac portable external hard drive. Next, this user will copy all of this data into a PowerPoint ® deck, make additional formatting changes, add comments to the numbers or variances, and present this deck to his meeting attendees. This user has spent a few days doing the tasks described above, and within these few days the model has changed: data might have changed, structures might have changed, some calculations might have changed, new calculations are now available, and maybe even user access has changed. Now, this user’s deck is misaligned; they are presenting data, analysis, and conclusions that can be irrelevant or that conflict with another presenter of the same meeting who exported from the platform in a different timeframe.