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Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools / Gap analysis matrix - improvements or replacement options?
« on: November 03, 2022, 09:35:45 pm »
Hi all,
The Gap Analysis Matrix, looks like it should be a very powerful tool and has some very clever features built in. Ironically, it also seems to have some gaps in its own functionality, which is why I am posting this question here.
One of the first gaps seems to be around simple formatting of the contents of the cells. This matrix allows a really useful way to show tabular data, fed from the model which can then be analysed. It would be great if you could add something like a colour to the background to indicate something like 'priority'.
Because this would be something powerful to our end users, I am working on how I could do something like that as an add-in/script/view. However, before I go too far down that path, I was wondering if someone else had already solved such a thing and am I just duplicating work? It is likely quicker and easier to deploy an existing add-in (although not that easy due to the way we are running our EA setup).
I have already got scripts etc extracting the data so that I can do stuff with it, but want to present it in a better, easy way.
Any nudges or suggestions would be gratefully received. Alternatively, if you think it might be useful, that would be good to hear too
The Gap Analysis Matrix, looks like it should be a very powerful tool and has some very clever features built in. Ironically, it also seems to have some gaps in its own functionality, which is why I am posting this question here.
One of the first gaps seems to be around simple formatting of the contents of the cells. This matrix allows a really useful way to show tabular data, fed from the model which can then be analysed. It would be great if you could add something like a colour to the background to indicate something like 'priority'.
Because this would be something powerful to our end users, I am working on how I could do something like that as an add-in/script/view. However, before I go too far down that path, I was wondering if someone else had already solved such a thing and am I just duplicating work? It is likely quicker and easier to deploy an existing add-in (although not that easy due to the way we are running our EA setup).
I have already got scripts etc extracting the data so that I can do stuff with it, but want to present it in a better, easy way.
Any nudges or suggestions would be gratefully received. Alternatively, if you think it might be useful, that would be good to hear too
