Can someone guide why this is happening?
Hi @Csta ,
Cheers!
@AjayM TAR02 is dimensioned by account not product family or country.
What line item(s) should you use a lookup with the SYS99 module? I completed this activity using a different method and curious where this technique should be applied. Thank you!
@RyanD You need to first calculate the Initial Account Sales Target (Bring it from a place where it is already calculated) For % of Account Sales Target divide the Qtrly Value by Year Value of the Initial Sales Target Apply the above % value to calculate Final Account Sales Target
@RyanD Think about using a constant module to lookup the Year
@Csta Thank you! I used YEARVALUE to bring in Final Account Sales Target vs. a Lookup using the SYS99 target year line item. Is the benefit of using the SY99 module that once you update the target year this module will also update which year's final sales target you are pulling in?
@RyanD We only have values for FY20 and that's why we lookup for that specifically but elsewhere it should bring in values based on what that line has.
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