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Re: Ability to display negative numbers as positives
@MirBorishkevich Went through a similar build requirement recently, and found the following discussion from a few years back to be very helpful.
Re: Time mapping for daily data imports
@rob_marshall thanks, I think I've figured this out.
There was one column in the source file that had a blank column header. If I delete that column in the file then I get the normal time mapping window.
Re: Create Shipping Export Module and Create a Saved View
Hi @PreetiJain
Your module have timescale as week and only that particular line item "Code" has time scale as month that is the reason its showing as subsidiary view. You can get the expected result by changing module time scale as month. You can refer the screenshot attached below.
Regards,
Akhil
Re: 2.3.10 Activity: Create Demand Forecast
Your growth rate seems to be wrong. It should be 2 instead of 0.5. Are you dividing growth rate by 4 in DEM02? It should be just monthly value DEM01 not divided by anything.
Re: How I Built It: Data Hub basics
@JonFerneau Thanks for the heads up — it wasn't like that upon initial upload, so we'll look into why it's happening now!
Re: How I Built It: Data Hub basics
Not sure if it's just me, but the video has some audio and video stutter issues. Overall amazing content and learned a ton from your Data Hub Basics!
Remove the blank space to the left of list items in a Grid View
Hello Fellow Anaplanners,
Hope you are all doing great :)
While building a dashboard I got struck on something, I am thinking is there a way to remove the blank space which is caused by the parent hierarchy and show the child items at the left.
I though you might have tackled this before and help me on this.
Thank you!
Vamshidhar
Re: 2.02-12 No Hardcoding to List members
Hello @rob_marshall, I want to know is there any impact on performance if we directly refer non-production list member in our formula rather than referring it from a system module with same list formatted line item. Please find below screenshot for more clarity:-
1.One way :- IF Account Coverage = Account Coverage.'Federal - DOD' THEN 'SYS 05'.FED DOD[LOOKUP: Zip Code] ELSE IF Account Coverage = Account Coverage.'Federal - Civilian' THEN 'SYS 05'.FED CIVILIAN[LOOKUP: Zip Code] ELSE IF Account Coverage = Account Coverage.'Federal - Healthcare' THEN 'SYS 05'.FED HEALTHCARE[LOOKUP: Zip Code] ELSE Blank
2. Second way: -IF Account Coverage = 'SYS 21 : Formula References'.'Federal - DOD' THEN 'SYS 05'.FED DOD[LOOKUP: Zip Code] ELSE IF Account Coverage = 'SYS 21 : Formula References'.'Federal - Civilian' THEN 'SYS 05'.FED CIVILIAN[LOOKUP: Zip Code] ELSE IF Account Coverage = 'SYS 21 : Formula References'.'Federal - Healthcare' THEN 'SYS 05'.FED HEALTHCARE[LOOKUP: Zip Code] ELSE Blank
-Is there any performance improvement if we use second way of writing?
-Is there any other benefits using the second way other than flexibility to change list as production in future?
kedar_p
How I Built It: Fantasy Football draft
Author: Zach Hird is a Certified Master Anaplanner and Senior Consultant at Peloton Consulting Group.
Hello Anaplanners!
Learn how I used Anaplan to aid my fantasy football draft experience in this fun and different ‘How I Built It’ tutorial. I use live fantasy football data to give myself a competitive advantage while drafting real fantasy football teams. Using Anaplan pages and unique filtering, I am able to understand which players are optimal and suboptimal to draft in each round according to ranking deviations between various FF platforms. Anaplan makes this analysis seamless and efficient so I can crush my 2023 fantasy football drafts and thus leagues.
Let me know if you have questions!
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Re: Time Settings
@ClarenceAndre Yes!
Well, sorry it took me so long to get to what you were after. Thanks for being so patient.
On to the next one!
