Select members from Row/ column context using variables.

Does EPMA Calculation Manager provide the facility of using any kind of variable which will enable to select members dynamically from row/ column in a Planning webform as we use member variable to select members from Page/ POV?
Please suggest. Thanks in advance

Hi,
Check out Environment/Replacement Variables in Calc Manager, where replacement variable can be used as RTP.
Cheers...!!

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For those curious about this, here's the word from Oracle support (courtesy of Metalinks):
RESEARCH
========
Test the issue for different DB version and different characterset.
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===================================
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<cfquery name="teams"
Datasource="#Application.Datasource#">
SELECT distinct teams.uid_team, team_name, uid_coach,
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from teams, player_agegroups, players
where
(player_agegroups.uid_team=teams.uid_team and
players.uid_user=player_agegroups.uid_user
and teams.uid_season=#session.season# and
players.uid_invoice_to=#session.userid#) or
(player_agegroups.uid_team=teams.uid_team and
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and teams.uid_season=#session.season# and
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Order by team_name
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The teams table stores team name, coach, team manager,
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What should happen is I get a very short list of teams. When
I select a team from the select list I then go and grab all the
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