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Hi, I am trying to set a logic where there are 2 merit cycles, I want to us Previous(year) but also incorporate that cycle 2 is equal to cycle one and editable in case it isn’t.  

Example:“10/17/2024 14:00:00 -07:00” is a text format; Date with time.I need to extract time from this text format , how to do in Pigment?Also, does it mean 2pm 7mins?Convert text to date&time format

My company went live with V1 of our Pigments budget application.  The way our pigment solution was built, with our Pigment partner implementing with us, is with 5 applications that our users have to navigate between.Reporting Revenue and Cost of Sales Operating Expenses Workforce Planning ForecastingThe solution is good, and we will have changes when we go to version 2.  However, our user feedback is that the navigation is terrible. There is the navigation window that can be structured for navigation sequencing, but there is no great way to build navigation between applications and boards except by using an action widget with an external URL for applications and board.  Though this works, it is impossible to build without it being too busy and clunky at best.Has anyone built a good solution using the widgets to navigate not only between boards, but also between applications?  How did you do it? 

It seems that the provided Lucca connector does not import extendedData when the “types” are complex, making proper data imports impossible in this state.Is there a way to modify/contribute ?

Is there an option to also add the timestamp of an import, not just the date but also the hour?  

Hello Pigment Community,If I update my calendar start date from Jan 2016 to Jan 2021, will it impact the assumptions I’ve already entered for different scenarios? Will I lose any input data because of this change?Thank you!

I’m currently converting a table into Sheets and running formulas on the side to build checks, for example for the Balance Sheet. When I add new rows to the table however, the formulas don’t stay on the original cells. Is there a fix for this?

There are limited graphing capabilities in Pigment today vs. what’s available in Powerpoint, for example.You can not do multi-axis graphing feature today in Pigment.  An example of stacked bar of loan balances and then adding the yield trends in %s on top.Even on a single axis graph, you can not do a trend line graph on top of a stacked bar There are some valuable features from Think-cell plug-in to Powerpoint that would be helpful in Pigment (https://www.think-cell.com/en).  Below is an example of showing % increase between the stacked bar (a think-cell feature)

How do I download an audit log as a csv file into my hard drive?

Hi guys - curious if anyone has tried to do this… I am trying to create a new scenario that is based off of a previous “snapshot” version of an application. This doesn’t show up for me as an option when choosing the “initial source of data” dropdown in the new scenario creation prompts.  We use snapshot functionality to catalog our forecast versioning, so if I have a “4+6 Forecast” as a snapshot scenario from 2 months ago that we want to use as a basis for second half reforecast, I’d have to reference that dataset (not the live forecast) for our baseline/starting data. Anyone know how to accomplish this?

Hello, I’m sure my question is super easy to answer, but I’m stucked on a silly calculation.I import a transaction list from my ERP with the amount in local currency.The properties linked to dimensions in my transactions are : Employee, project, month and currencyI have a metric that store the currency rates with 2 dimensions : currency and month I want to create a new property in the transaction called amount in EUR which is equal to amount * currency rate from the metricI tried transaction.amount*rates [BY: currency, month] but i does not work. It sums the value of the currencies for all the months and all the currencies.Can someone tell me where I am wrong ?

Hi everyone,I’ve come across a need to compare the current year’s forecast against next year’s live forecast, and noticed that this requires referencing two dimensions: Year and Version, or Year and Scenario. For example, I’m trying to build a variance table for a set of metrics where the variance is calculated as:(2025 Year + 2025 Forecast Snapshot) – (2026 Year + 2026 Live Forecast).Has anyone built something similar—where you can select different years and different versions (or scenarios) and calculate the variance between them?Thanks in advance!

Hi everybody,I am making an event calendar for next year. This calendar contains all different kinds of events (like the winter olympics 2026, valentines day, etc.). This information is stored in a boolean metric dimensioned by Day, Event and Business Unit. Like so: Next - I would like to summarize this information in a text metric dimensioned by week and business unit. I would like to create a simple textlist of the Event dimension where any boolean is true. Like so:W6 FY 26: Winter Olympics 2026 W7 FY 26: Winter Olympics 2026, Valentines dayHow to best go about this? Any help is much appreciated. Thanks! 

I have below metric for selecting the last month of the year.I’m using it as a dynamic variable for Month dimension.I want to use it for YoY% (“Selected Year” vs. Previous Year) headcount variance. But it doesn’t work. How do I make this work? Or, how do I make a similar logic to calculate it for the Year (property of Month) selected from the Pages (being dynamic)?Currently, I’m calculating it

Our team is thinking about future Pigment updates, primarily the upcoming AI capabilities.  We are looking at bringing in more dimensions into our modeling to help better isolate actionable insights and plan at a more granular level.  As a result, our source datasets (which we will bring into Pigment as transaction lists) are going to grow significantly.  From millions to perhaps up to 100 million records.  Are there any limits to the size of a transaction list?  Will overall performance suffer?  Just want to get a sense of the possible.Thank you!

Hello, I get a transaction from my ERP with not a specific date by line but a start and a end dateEmployee Project Start End Hours Emp001 Proj1 01/01/2024 05/01/2025 5 Emp001 Proj2 02/01/2024 04/01/2024 2  I need to create a metric with Employee/Project/Day dimensions in which for each dates between the start and end I put the number of hours     01/01/2024 02/01/2024 03/01/2024 04/01/2024 05/01/2024 Emp001 Proj1 5 5 5 5 5 Emp001 Proj2   2 2 2  

If there is a dimension list called “Documents list” , there is a boolean metric A with dimensionality “Documents” list and “Team” It’s a boolean metric which tells the documents are relevant to which all team(s), if a document XYZ is marked checked for “Team 1” and “Team 2”, then in the top page filter while choosing either Team 1/ Team 2 , “document XYZ” row should show upHow to create another dimension list say “Detailed documents” dynamically

Hi! I am trying to apply a calculated item to just one metric in a table and not to all of them. Basically, be able to display this (see photo attached), where I can assign no calculation to some metrics. Do you guys know how to do it?  Thank you! 

Hi! I have a dimension that is currently adding more and more data given that it is being triggered by an import in another tx list. Do you know how I can remove that trigger?  Thank you! 

Hi there, I haven’t really found something related to this topic, hence this new one. I am fairly new to Pigment and have been working heavily with other planning solutions so far. What I see in every project is the need to easily set up parent-child hierarchies for cost centers, profit centers or products. Those can have many levels (e.g. a 10 level deep cost center hierarchy). In other solutions I would get all node and leaf items from a source system and add the respective parent in a separate hierarchy column (so I need to keep two columns maintained to have a full multi-level hierarchy). What is the equivalent of this in Pigment? Thanks everyone! *Update: my apologies, I was actually referring to parent child hierarchies. Would that change the approach?