Hey,
How can we use finditem() to search elements of a numbered list (Display Name)??
Hey @PratyakshDua01 maybe this post would help you regarding the FINDITEM() with a numbered listhttps://community.anaplan.com/t5/Anaplan-Platform/FINDITEM-on-Numbered-List-Without-Code/m-p/45252#M5445
Hi @PratyakshDua01
Are you saying you have the "Display Name" and you want to return the List Item corresponding to that List Name from the Numbered List?
Or
Do you want to return the Display Name?
I just want to return Display Name of a numbered List from the another Text formatted Line Item using finditem(),Is it possible ??
Thanks for your reply @einas.ibrahim
I have one Text formatted line item in a module and wants to get the display name corresponding to that text formatted line Item members but the problem is finditem() is not able to recognize the text formatted Line Items members from the Display Name so its not returning anything but formula is running .
Thanks for yr reply @anirudh .
Got it now!
In that case the link posted by @einas.ibrahim should do the trick
https://community.anaplan.com/t5/Anaplan-Platform/FINDITEM-on-Numbered-List-Without-Code/m-p/45252#M5445
But I would recommend adding a code to your numbered list, this can be the same as display name but try to avoid that, because display names may contain duplicates. If you are able to create the code, same as the display name or even any other code, my approach will work fine. Make sure to complete the finditem with the second argument in the formula pointing to the code of the list instead of the display name of the list
Hope this helps
Regards,
Anirudh
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