Hello,
I have added formula for Beginning Inventory and it is reflecting as well but when I am checking WK5 FY2020 I can see 13000 instead of 4866.
So, can anyone help me in this that what is wrong here?
Thanks & Regards
Hi pativi03 Formula → IF 'SYS01 Time Settings By Week'.'Not 1st Week of Timescale?' THEN PREVIOUS(Ending Inventory) ELSE 'DAT01 Beginning Inventory'.Beginning Inventory. Cross check you logic of SYS01 Time Settings By Week'.'Not 1st Week of Timescale?. Hope it helps.
You need to set the current period in model calendar.
As per the formula if Week 5 is the first week of timescale, then it will fetch previous month of Ending Balance else it will take from Beginning Inventory from DAT01 module.
what can be the Current Period then?
SYS01 Time Settings By Week'.'Not 1st Week of Timescale? as name of line item depicts current period should be 1st Week of Timescale → Week 1 FY20.
Current Period has to be Week 1 FY20 and as per formula, if it's not the first week then it should take previous month value of Ending Inventory
Hello… Thanks all for your feedback.
I got the issue…. actually for 1st Week of Timescale in SYS01 I have ticked all the first week of year 2020 i.e. WK1, WK5, WK9 and so on and due to which the formula was checking that thing. As I remove the ticked from all the first week (apart from WK1) I can see the desired result like below.
so, can anyone confirm if this is the correct one?
Regards,
Viral Patil
Set Current Week as Week 1 FY20 in Model Calendar and put in the formula
ITEM(Time) = PERIOD(CURRENTPERIODSTART())
Yes @pativi03 , as per @Dikshant formula you will get it.
done
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