Hello Hendrik, I have learned a way from @DavidSmith  to use the time functions when we use a custom time list. You need to map your custom days to standard time (either to week, m...

Thanks @Jared Dolich!  I love the best practices too, but having recently inherited an enormously complex model with massive numbers of lists and modules to sort through, I've really de...

Thanks @helennie for this. I'm always amazed at @DavidSmith solutions - both in terms of detail and in how he relates everything back to best practices.I think you bring up a good ...

@HendrikDeCuyper The time functions are only available with the native timescale; that's one of the tradeoffs of using a custom time dimension vs. native time. If you need a lot of these fun...

Reviving an old thread as I have been working through a similar case and wondering if there's a better way. I should have known that David already solved it!  I struggle a bit with the solution t...

Could you use the Boolean in the system module to filter your data or use it to SUM only weekdays?In this example I use month as the time period, but you can change that to weeks.Then you can sum on t...

@Saksham.Bansal , I believe this is supposed to be fixed in the Feb release.

Hi Jared, Thanks for taking the time to answer! Unfortunately this doesn't really help us with the problem at hand, mapping between day & week as you show isn't difficult. It's rather th...

@HendrikDeCuyper At first glance there might be a more simple solution.You definitely want to set up a time system module, a module that only has the time dimension but down to the day level.Assu...

Hi, For a client of us we're looking into setting up a Supply Planning model where planners have the ability to plan with a telescopic view. Meaning they're able to simultaneously plan on a daily...