Hello all,
I need to rename a line item in a large model, I am wondering what are the best practices to do this?What should I consider before renaming to avoid destroying the model?
Thank you in advance for your help!
@Dominika_Dudzinska
I don't think it will have any impact, Name of line item wherever it is referenced will be changed automatically whether be it a formula or line item subset, or even if you have used select statement with LISS .
One thing to consider is if you are using the line item as a source or target within an action, whether model-to-model or external source-to-model. If you are using 'Match on names or codes' for the line items and you change the name of a line item then it will not be part of the mapping. If 'Map items manually' is selected then you will be fine.
Hi @Dominika_Dudzinska , @jczimbal ,
Renaming a lineitem which is used as a source in any import action will break the mapping (even if you use Map items manually)
Please consider revisiting such actions (if any), to do the remapping!
Regards,
vinayvm
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