Hi Community. I have the following couple of models. In green you'll find the dimensions and in yellow the line items. I need based on the Rank from module 1, to pull the geo into module 2.
Thanks.
Sorry…Module 2 formula i suggested is wrong…For timebeing u can import data from module 1 to module 2…That should work without any issue
Formula would be Geo = Source Module.'Geo'[Lookup: Account Name, Lookup: Rank]
Hi @sansergi
Umang's formula is the one you need to apply. Make sure that Rank is list formatted line item, if not then create a list with (1-3) numbers in it. And use that in line item, then use lookup
Cheers!!
Thank you guys. So far, the first lookup is working (Lookup: Account Name) but when I try to look up for Rank, I get: "Format of mapping used for lookup doesn't match any dimension of the source".
Rank is a list formatted line item in both modules. Is there anything I am missing? Thanks a lot in advance.
@sansergi In order to apply formula what Umang suggested… First you need to create a Intermediate module whose dimensions are Rank, Account and line item will be Geo [Geo = Table1.Geo(lookup:Rank)]
From this intermediate module u can pull Geo to your Opportunities module based on logic suggested by Umang
Thanks V.Sai. But still no working. "Format of mapping used for lookup doesn't match any dimension of the source". Let me bring the full picture of what I have so far:
Thanks a lot.
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