What does "You can manually select the first week in FY20" mean? It doesn't seem like it's an instruction. I am lost.
Hi @dpong8898 , It simply means you'll have to create two boolean formatted line Items in your SYS Week settings module and for one of them you'll have to manually check the first week and for other you'll have to put a formula as Not of previous line item,
I hope this helps.
@dpong8898 , Your solution looks good! However, using functions like OFFSET(), LEAD(), or LAG() can be avoided unless necessary to keep the model optimized. Also, I included additional weeks for representation purposes only, so please remember to uncheck those extra weeks that were added by mistake.
Level 2 Sprint 3 3.3.5 "Activity: Create inventory order" can be part of a software development process or a business process related to inventory management
This is what I did instead. I didn't have to do it manually. Plus, in your screenshot, it seems you had overdone it by selecting 4 weeks in FY20 as the 1st week of TimeScale.
Please let me know what you think!
Has anyone tested Analyst’s response quality/speed on large, sparse models (think 10+ dimensions, millions of line items)? Wondering if there’s a practical ceiling before it starts timing out.
I have a question about the new Expand or collapse grid rows option. Is it possible to publish a grid containing a 5-level hierarchy so that all items from levels 1 and 2 are always visible? And I do not want to use a filter for this.
We've been building a tool called aplan4sheets and we'd genuinely like input from this community — both on what we've built so far and on what we should prioritize next. The problem we set out to solve: Anaplan's Excel add-in is Windows-centric, and there's no real native way to pivot Anaplan data in Google Sheets. We…
