Lists - duplicate childs for each list members
Hi,
I'm working on a financial forecast model where sales is presented through 18 markets (Countries) to the 5 Products. So for example:
* Product 1
- Country 1
|
- Country 18
* Product 2
- Country 1
|
- Country 18
* etc.
I have made several lists with: Total Company (L1) -> Products (L2) -> Markets (L3).
Is it possible to make this hierarchy in the lists, where the (18) countries are the same, for each of the 5 products?
If not, what is the best practice to work around this problem and to be able to store the data on a Country/Market level for each product?
Answers
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If all 18 markets are applicable to all Products, it would be better to have Markets as a separate dimension and not part of the hierarchy, so I would create a "flat" Markets list without any parents
Now, if only certain markets "belong" to each product, then you can use the numbered list concept to create a "Markets" under each product as appropriate. You can then map those back to the flat list of Markets if needed
More information on Numbered lists can be found here:
I hope this helps
David
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