Date of version start
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you can do this using the formula ISACTUALVERSION() for example.
The switchover means in the past Anaplan considers it to be the actual version.
So if you a line item like (with time and version dimension) in a module called SYS01: Time Filters:
Detector = IF ISACTUALVERSION() then 1 else 0
Switchover date(date formatted,time summary: first non blank) = if detector = 0 and previous(detector) = 1 then start() else blank
That gives you the date.
Now you need to extract that into a module without time like SYS02: Time Settings:
'SYS01: Time Filters'.Switchover date[select:time.all periods]
You can find this in the time filters app available on the app hub
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Hi,
personally, I don't understand your question. Are you asking how to get the switchover date into a line item ?
but that won't give you budget end
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Hi!
Yes, you got me right, I need to get the Switchover date to the line item. That gives me a budget start date, then I will add 365 days to the start date, thus I will have the budget end.
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Hi,
I am considering you are referring start date as switch over date.
If yes, then below is the solution to get the start date(Only start date)
1. Create 2 line items say Switchover Month Calculate (Month Format,Formula Scope: Actual Version) and Switchover Month(Month Format, Formula Scope: All Version)
2.Write the formula as ITEM(Time) for Switchover Month Calculate line item
3. Now in Switchover Month line item, write the formula as "Switchover Month Calculate[SELECT: VERSIONS.Budget, SELECT: TIME.All Periods]
All period will show currently June 19
4. Create another line item say Current Switchover and write the formula as Switchover Month + 1, this will give you the Jul 19 as your switchover month.
Cheers,
Chamanpreet
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Easy and elegant!
Thank you!!!!
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