UX - Export cell history

romain_brabantvila

Oftentimes when looking at the cell history in the UX, it gets truncated. I understand that narrowing the date range can fix this issue, but it is not always feasible. Having the ability to export the cell history from the UX would remedy this problem.

 

Plus, it is an available feature in Classic dashboards. Therefore, it becomes a parity issue between Classic and UX.

Thanks!

Shridhar

Thanks for raising this Idea.

 

This will allow Biz team self service on accessing and downloading history for cell history issue rather than contacting WS Admin for every single transaction.  Please prioritize this feature to the roadmap. 

 

Thanks,

Shridhar

AyumiS

I totally agree with this. When the business team staff wonder who and when the cell data is changed, they try to use cell history, but it's always truncated even if they use "last 7 days" option. Because they aren't sure when is the last operation, it's almost impossible to narrow the date range

This article says generating history has a performance issue, but I would like to let biz staff to export histories because auditability is one benefit of introducing Anaplan..
ref. OEG Best Practice: Formulas and their effects on model performance

RKK

I totally agree with this request.
Users check who and when the cells are changed within their business operation therefore history feature on UX is important.
They believed they would be able to do that, but users often cannot show the cell history on UX page.
Cell history feature should be improved.

KoheiA

I completely agree.

Customers recognize the ability to view cell-level history as one of Anaplan's outstanding features. However, key customers who are using Anaplan for large-scale use cases have complained that the inability to use this feature in their environment amounts to "false advertising."

The expansion of large-scale use cases must continue to grow in the future. Would it be possible to prioritize the improvement of this feature?

I understand that there are numerous other high-priority matters, but I would appreciate your consideration.