iaud-olap-formula

Create OLAP formulas for fields, items, and conditional formatting in i-OLAP environments.

3|1|Updated Jun 12, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/AUD-DEV-TEAM/i-AUD-Developer-Kit --skill iaud-olap-formula
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: iaud-olap-formula
Source: https://github.com/AUD-DEV-TEAM/i-AUD-Developer-Kit/tree/main/.claude/skills/iaud-olap-formula
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AUD-DEV-TEAM/i-AUD-Developer-Kit --skill iaud-olap-formula

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

i-OLAP 수식 작성 가이드 provides comprehensive guidance for using OLAP formulas within i-OLAP servers to create calculated fields, user-defined items, and conditional formatting. It clarifies function usage, syntax rules, and context understanding to empower analysts to build robust analytics.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Defines context types (DataCell, HeaderCell, Filter) and how to apply formulas across OLAP cubes.
  • Covers a wide range of functions, operators, bindings (define, const), and built-in constants, with practical examples for dynamic measures, ranking, and conditional styling.
  • Use cases include creating dynamic ratios, conditional formats, and multi-level aggregations across rows and columns.

Quick Start

Copy the example formulas into the OLAP editor and replace placeholders with your dataset fields to validate calculations.

Frequently Asked Questions about iaud-olap-formula

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I write OLAP formulas for calculated fields in i-OLAP?

To write OLAP formulas for calculated fields, copy the provided example formulas into the OLAP editor and replace placeholders with your dataset fields. This enables dynamic measures and multi-level aggregations across OLAP cubes and grids.

What context types are available when applying OLAP formulas to data cubes?

OLAP formulas apply across three context types: DataCell, HeaderCell, and Filter. Understanding these contexts allows you to build dynamic ratios, apply conditional formatting, and execute aggregations across rows and columns accurately.

Can I use forEach and forAll functions for conditional formatting in OLAP grids?

Yes, you can use forEach and forAll functions to create user-defined items and apply conditional formatting in OLAP grids. These functions enable dynamic measures, ranking, and visual cues for dashboards within i-OLAP environments.

What do I need to define in SKILL.md to calculate dynamic measures?

To calculate dynamic measures, you must formalize frontmatter requirements by defining a name and description in SKILL.md. This structures the reference for functions, operators, and bindings used in your OLAP formulas.

Why is my OLAP formula not working for multi-level aggregations?

OLAP formula failures in multi-level aggregations often stem from misunderstanding context types or incorrect binding usage. Verify your define and const bindings against the structured reference to ensure proper syntax across rows and columns.