XCubes overview — XCubes is a multidimensional-spreadsheet (OLAP) system for structured financial and business data.
Projects — A project is the top-level container for dimensions, cubes, and dashboards in XCubes.
Dimensions — A dimension is a reusable list of items that defines one axis of a cube.
Dimension types — XCubes supports three dimension types — free-form, hierarchical, and time-scale — each with different item structures.
Cubes & coordinates — A cube is a multidimensional spreadsheet; every cell sits at the intersection of dimension items.
Coordinates — A coordinate is the tuple of one item per dimension that identifies a single cell in a cube.
Cube references — A cube reference links one cube to another so formulas can pull values across cubes.
Formulas — Formula items compute their value from other items in the same dimension using the XCubes formula language.
Dashboards — A dashboard is a collection of widgets that visualize cube data as charts, scorecards, tables, and pivots.
Populating cubes — Links & integrations — A Link is a saved definition that fills a cube from a file, another cube, a URL, or an external integration — with mapping, refresh, and revert.
Sharing cubes & dashboards — Share a cube or dashboard read-only with specific people, or publish a dashboard as a public link — with optional scoping, password, and expiry.
Collaboration — roles, access rules & approval — Invite people with roles, scope what each user can see and edit per cube with access rules, and gate contributions through a submit → approve workflow.
Build your first model — End-to-end walkthrough — create dimensions and a cube, enter data, add a formula, and build a dashboard.
Formula function reference — Every formula function, grouped by category, with human-readable signatures and examples. Typed signatures (for MCP and advanced use) are available in the collapsed section at the bottom.