Data load from one module to another module

Dear Experts,

Is it possible to load one module with contains lists(time, country, customer, products and line items are actual price and selling price) to another module (all lists except country)
How to use lookup?
Suggest me some mapping, please?

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Vamsi_Kaki

Hello @rlakshmi , you can fetch data by directly referring the line items from Source module. No mappings required. In order to do that, there are 2 prerequisites

List which is not present in Target module should have a Top Level (if it is in Hierarchy list, then L1 list should have Top level)
Enable summary as "Sum" in the source module for the line item(s) you want to fetch data.

Thanks,

Vamsi

rlakshmi

Hi Vamsi
Thank you for your quick reply
I am getting the below error. Could you pls correct me please

Vamsi_Kaki

Hello @rlakshmi , in my previous comment I have clearly mentioned no mappings are required (say lookup or sum).

I hope TEST1 is your source module and AP is source line item.

Remove Lookup from the formula
Input Top level to the country list (in the General list panel)

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