I am trying to set up time filter in such a way a user must be able to select start month and end month OR
Every spring has 6 fiscal months or fall has 6 fiscal months
What would be best way to do and how ?
@saibandaru @harish_bk you could refer to Time Filters app available in Anaplan App Hub for your reference.
https://apphub.anaplan.com/time-filters-app.html
Hope it is helpful.
Thanks,
Leo
Hi Have line items as below
1) Time period formatted to have start month
2) Create end period with formula in lookup module
You lookup module should have the start and end period manually for all the periods (this is like maintenance module)
If you just need time filter like page selector, just create a dummy module name time selector, just swap time to page items and create a module.
Then adjust the column widths accordingly and publish to dashboard
Can you say some example . I have tried various formulas but not working as it should
User selects Fy18 on dashboard then the grid should be able to show FY18 and FY19.
May i know which formula & time scale to be used??
@harish_bk wrote: Hi Have line items as below 1) Time period formatted to have start month2) Create end period with formula in lookup module You lookup module should have the start and end period manually for all the periods (this is like maintenance module)
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