How to download model from my anaplan workspace

I would like to download my workspace models, can someone help me out of it

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Hey,

What do you mean by download? Download model as a kind of application into your Personal system? or just download dump of module formulas? Lists? etc.

If it's a download into your system, then it is not possible. It's a cloud model, you can move your model from one workspace to another but download is not an option.

Thanks & Regards,

Sai Bharadwaj

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sai-bharadwaj-venati/

einas.ibrahim

Hello @Avinash90

As @Sai_Bharadwaj_Venati you can’t download a model into some sort of a file into your computer. Models have to live in a workspace.

However, there are a few ways you could use to store elements of a model locally perhaps for future reference.

You can export a list of certain artifacts such as the modules, general lists, actions, data sources, …etc
Export a list of all the line items along with their formulas. I find this extremely helpful when auditing a model for deviations from best practices.
Export data in lists. This helps if you want to preserve the model hierarchies and structures.

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