Hi, I am trying to calculate last month & start month basis on DAT01 TestData.
For E.g.:
For list Item A: Start Month should be Nov 24 & end month as last data value.
Source Module:DAT01 TestData
Target Module: CAL01 Start & End Month
Hi @akashagarwal ,
To achieve the required output, since you need to transfer results from a time-dimensioned module to a non-time-dimensioned module, you will need to aggregate the data using a time function like TIMESUM(). For this, you can create another line item in the source module (where the data is time-dimensioned, such as "Start Date") and use a formula like the one shown below:
TIMESUM()
And In the target module, you can use the TIMESUM() function to aggregate these dates by applying "First Non-Blank" or "Last Non-Blank" logic. Define the start and end periods in a system lookup module, where you can use the PERIOD() function to achieve your desired output.
PERIOD()
I hope this helps.
Hi @Prajjwal88, this works as described. I tried using counter but this is efficient approach.
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