Model Builder 2/- TRA01 Shipping Time in Weeks

Been trying to figure out this formula but unable to due to the Year to week Lookup criteria . Any suggestions pls

The formula for 'TRA01 Shipping Metrics by Week'.'Shipping Time (Weeks)' is invalid:

'Shipping Time (Weeks)' = YEARVALUE('DAT02 Shipping Metrics'.'Shipping Time (Weeks)' [LOOKUP: 'SYS01 Time Settings By Week'.Current Period?]

Thanks in advance for your help and guidance.

Lookup Ref:

Source		Target
DAT02	Map	TRA01
P2 Products	Ok	P2 Products
Ship Methods	Ok	Ship Methods
Year	Lookup SYS01	Week

Accepted answers

JussiLi

Hi @rmat066sysf,

YEARVALUE function is automatically retrieving year value from the source. It doesn't require (or even allow) LOOKUP function to be used with it.

Regards,

JussiLi

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JussiLi

Hi @rmat066sysf,

YEARVALUE function is automatically retrieving year value from the source. It doesn't require (or even allow) LOOKUP function to be used with it.

Regards,

JussiLi

rmat066sysf

Thank you. It worked.

Cheers

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