M3 KPI

• Infor entities macros

  The macros for entities uses this format: {<infor_provided_entity_name>}. For example, {InforCustomerPartyMaster}. Take note that the user should also add the same entity name on the entity type column when configuring the input parameter.

• Location macros

  The macros for location uses this format: {<coordinate>, [<no_of_decimals>]} where the value inside the square brackets [] are optional.

  The types of location macros include:

  • {longitude}
  • {latitude}
  • {latitude, 3} where 3 is optional in this example
• Date macros

  The date macros uses this format: DATE(<integer>), where the value of integer calculates the time frame from the current date. For example:

  • DATE(-30): calculates date of 30 days behind from the current date
  • DATE(0): current date
  • DATE(+30): calculates date of 30 days ahead from the current date
• User context macros
  The macros for user context uses this format: {<user context fields>}.

  Note: The user context fields are retrieved from the current user records from (MNS150).

  This list contains the supported user context macros:

  • {CHNO} - change number for project ID
  • {CONM} - user's division name
  • {CONO} - user's company
  • {CSYS} - connected system
  • {CUNO} - customer
  • {DCFM} - user's decimal format
  • {DEPT} - user's department
  • {DEVD} - user's location
  • {DFMN} - user's start menu
  • {DIVI} - user's division
  • {DTFM} - user's date format
  • {EMAL} - user's email address
  • {EUID} - external user id
  • {EQAL} - user's equipment alias search sequence
  • {FACI} - user's facility
  • {FADT} - first active date
  • {FRF6} - free field 1
  • {FRF7} - free field 2
  • {FRF8} - free field 3
  • {LANC} - user's language
  • {LADT} - last active date
  • {MNVR} - user's menu version
  • {NAME} - user's full name
  • {PHNO} - telephone number
  • {PROE} - profile
  • {TFNO} - facsimile transmission number
  • {TIZO} - user's time zone
  • {TX40} - user's company name
  • {ULTP} - user license type
  • {USID} - user's ID
  • {USTA} - user's status
  • {USTP} - user's type
  • {WHLO} - user's warehouse

You can use this procedure to add translations that convert monitor names and sub headers to your preferred language.

1. On the Settings dialog box, click Translation.
2. On the Translations dialog box, click Add translation.
3. On the Add Translation dialog box, specify your preferred language and the name to translate in the Language and Name fields.
4. Click OK.
5. On the Settings dialog box, click Save to exit.