How to refer a properties in formulas

Hi, How can we refer properties in formula

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Hi Pavan!

Can you be a little more specific as to what you might be looking for? Are you looking for how the formula was created? Do you want to understand the formula used in a specific area of your model?

So information here maybe helpful: https://community.anaplan.com/anapedia/model-building/formula-editing

Thanks!
Emily

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Hi Emily,
I have created a module with few line items
e.g. A - Format List
       B
       C
i want to refer one of A's property to populate the value for B on selection of a specific list value from A

e.g.
List Values      Property value
1                            X
2                            X
3                            V
4                            Z

so when 1 is selected in A the value of B should come as X
This is what iam trying

Thanks.

peter_mcanena

You need to say

B = List.Property[LOOKUP: A]

where List is the name of your list and Property is the name of the property you want to get.

Livy@acn

@peter_mcanena hi~

B = List.Property[LOOKUP: A]

the A, means a item in a LineItem of the List, is that right?

thank you~

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