Hi all,
I am currently trying to disable baselines using TBC's time based view. Whenever I disable a baseline, the view resets to the very top, very beginning page. I have to add a lot more data to this job and it is starting to get time consuming ( and annoying )?ÿclicking to the correct page and scrolling back down to my last position. Does anyone know if there is a way to change that feature to stay in its current view and not reset to the beginning?
Thanks
I don't know the answer to your question, but I do know that time based view isn't where I'd go to do that. Depending on the data set I'd do it in either a Vector Spreadsheet or graphically in Plan View.
Thank you for your Prompt reply Lee.
As far as importing my data, I am?ÿ3 months into our 9 month campaign and I currently have over 265 baselines that I have to sort through.?ÿI was having issues trying to sort through baselines visually, making a lot of mistakes after a lot of data was imported. So I decided to try out the time based view and that was working great between?ÿ75 and 200 baselines, but experiencing the problem stated above after that. I took a look at the vector spreadsheet and the baselines have to be processed in order to see them there. The higher ups want all the data in first and the trivial vectors turned off before we start processing, it seemed pretty straight forward and simple to turn off the baseline so maybe ill see if I can recommend that.
Thanks
The last time I removed trivial baselines I just took them out as I imported the data... sketched the session, decided what baselines to keep, and deleted the rest. I haven't been removing them... there was a great thread here on that topic a few years back and there are some compelling white papers out there that state the case for keeping all baselines when using a single baseline processor like TBC. The concept of trivial baselines seems to be more applicable to a session processor rather than a single baseline processor.
Another approach would be to process all of the baselines for a session but only import the non-trivial ones.