There are several ways of entering data into a D-Cube. The simplest way is to type the data directly into the cell. But you can also enter data in several other ways: you can copy and paste data from a spreadsheet, you can enter data into a range of cells using the data-entry command function, or you can link data from a source outside of the D-Cube.
Analyst displays data in a variety of colors. Non-calculating data entry cells display data in blue. Calculated cells display data in black. When you type into a data entry cell, the data first appears in green. When you press Enter, the data turns purple and any calculated data will turn red. When you save the D-Cube, the data that you entered turns blue. These colors represent stages in the way the D-Cube processes data. Green means that the data has been typed. Red means the data has been stored in memory and the D-Cube recalculated. Blue means the data has been stored in the file.
