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  • 1.  Exploring Planning Analytics for Excel Launch

    Posted 04/24/26 11:14 AM

    I'm excited to share something new with the Planning Analytics community – we've just launched a dedicated blog for Planning Analytics for Excel!

    What's This All About?

    If you're working with Planning Analytics for Excel (or thinking about it), this blog is for you. My colleagues Jamie Currie, Ted Phillips, and I will be sharing regular updates about new features, tips, best practices, and everything else you need to know to get the most out of PAfE.

    Why We're Doing This

    Let's be honest – keeping up with all the new features and updates can be tough. We're constantly releasing improvements and new capabilities, and we want to make sure you know about them and can actually use them effectively. That's where this blog comes in.

    What You'll Find Here

    We'll be posting about:

    -New features - as they roll out (with videos showing you how they work)

    Tips and tricks - to make your life easier

    Come Check It Out

    Head over to the blog and take a look: Excel Meets Enterprise Planning: Exploring Planning Analytics for Excel

    Drop a comment or reach out.

    Looking forward to connecting with you all there!



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    Xavier Osorio
    Planning Analytics
    Senior Product Manager
    IBM
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  • 2.  RE: Exploring Planning Analytics for Excel Launch

    Posted 2 days ago
    Edited by Vitalij Rusakovskij 2 days ago

    Great to see a dedicated space for Planning Analytics for Excel updates.

    For practitioners, having feature announcements together with concrete examples of how new capabilities behave in existing PAfE workbooks is particularly useful — for example, Universal Reports versus existing Dynamic/Custom Reports, and what a 2.0.9x → 2.1.x workbook actually keeps.

    That kind of practical compatibility detail can be just as valuable as the feature introduction itself.

    Looking forward to following the updates and seeing how the blog develops.