Simple seasonalization question
I am having trouble interpreting Anapedia's Time Aggregation functionality which states that:
X = YEARVALUE(Y) * Seasonality% | Will allocate Y according to a seasonality percentage (not shown). |
I have the following simple example with three modules:
Annual sales by product group and employee
Seasonal percentages by product group
Monthly sales by product group and employee
Module: Annual sales
Page: Product group, Employee
Line item: Annual sales
Columns: Time (Time scale has been set to Year; calendar type Calendar month/quarter/year used)
Module: SeasonalPercentages
Page: Product group
Line item: SeasonalPercent
Columns: Time (Time scale has been set to month)
Module: MonthlySales
Pages: Product group, Employee name
Line item: Monthly sales
Columns: Time (Time scale has been set to month)
My question: What is the correct formula for line item Monthly sales?
Recognizing that the employee does not affect sales seasonality, my first cut is as follows:
AnnualSales.Annual Sales * SeasonalPercentages.MonthlyPercent
An Excel spreadsheet with a visual example of this issue is attached.
Best Answer
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Hi @rmcgaffic
It should be:
Month Sales.Monthly sales = YEARVALUE(Annual Sales.annual sales) * Seasonal Percentage.SeasonalPercent
Thanks,
LipChean
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Answers
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Perfect! Thanks for your help.0