Hi,
Need help with Formula. I have the following below. Please advice.
'INV01 Inventory Ordering'.Beginning Inventory[LOOKUP:'SYS07 Distribution Center Details'.Region]
Thank you
Hey There --
Is there a time dimension to this module? Do you need to also sum up items by region or lookup? Could you post a screenshot of the formula/module?
Hey @neg177
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now, you are trying to calculate the Beginning inventory Line Item in the INV01 module or another module? I assume another module, in this case you have to look at your target module -where you are writing the formula- and compare the dimensions to that of the source module -INV01.if I remember correctly, you need to “sum up” the Inventory from the INV01.Reviewing the dimensions will help you.
I believe I figured it out. I used the formula below. Please let me know if I'm correct.
'INV01 Inventory Ordering'.Beginning Inventory[SUM: 'SYS08 SKU Details'.Distribution Center]
great thank you so much, will do.
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