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Last edited by Christophe Benz Oct 04, 2017
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user scenarios

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  • As an economist
  • I want to find a series by first giving the provider name, then find the dataset name in the categories tree, then using the dimensions filter
  • in order to follow the logical way of thinking

Example: provider FMI, dataset IFS, dimensions monthly and Saudi

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