Hi Anaplan community,
I am wondering if I will be able to setup ALM if I have a SELECT clause selecting one list item of my line item subset.
Kind regards,
Louise
@LouiseBourgonjon
You shouldn't have any issues. But you can still go ahead and replace SELECT with LOOKUP.
Create a dimensionless module and insert one line item. Format that line item on LIS that you have and pick one of items from the LIS that you want to hardcode.
As @Misbah you shouldn't have any issues as those line item subsets are not production lists, but it is still best to use Lookups. To do this, create a SYS LISS properties module with the LISS as the Applies To. Now you can use it like any other properties module.
Rob
Hi @rob_marshall - quick question on this old post. I tried using a lookup on a parent item in a LISS and it was not working. I set the default value to look up on in SYS module as described in Misbah's comment, but I think the issue is that the lookup doesn't work for parent items in a LISS. Is this expected behavior? If so, can I use Select on the parent LISS item without causing any ALM issues? And just for a little more context- I need the LISS item to be flagged as "Is Summary?" in order to achieve the desired indentation and formatting for my output table. Otherwise I could lookup on the item without any issues. Thanks in advance!
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