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Any guidance on this would be greatly appreciated!
Many thanks,
Chad
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I assume the timescale in the destination module is "Day", if that is the case then you can try the formula as
Data from source[Firstnonblank:Employee ID,firstnonblank:EffectiveDate] .
If the timescale is month in destination, then first create a line item example "EffectiveMonth" in source module to convert the date into month using the Period formula and then use the above formula with instead of EffectiveDate line item in firstnonblank, you could use EffectiveMonth line item.
Thanks
Tony
Hi
you need to have at least one common dimension in source and target to achieve this,
If your source module has time in line item and your target module has time as dimension.
Then in your target module use the formula
if Item(time)=Time line item in source then your data from source[lookup: on your common dimension]
Thanks,
Manjunath
I got your question wrong. My solution will work if you have month as time scale in both source and target.
Thanks,
Manjunath
Hi
In the challenge you said, you have to bring the data from non time module to time dimensioned module.
In your context you are telling that your source module has date in line item and your want to bring into time as dimension in your target module. Does it mean that you want to add all the value of dates in that week or month, to be added in your target module, Because Anaplan allows only week/months/quarters/years as Calendar.
In source module you used have Movement code as dimension, is it a concatenated list? can you show some dummy values Screenshot.
Thanks,
Manjunath
I assume the timescale in the destination module is "Day", if that is the case then you can try the formula as
Data from source[Firstnonblank:Employee ID,firstnonblank:EffectiveDate] .
If the timescale is month in destination, then first create a line item example "EffectiveMonth" in source module to convert the date into month using the Period formula and then use the above formula with instead of EffectiveDate line item in firstnonblank, you could use EffectiveMonth line item.
Thanks
Tony
Thank you for your help solving this!
You were correct that the destination/target module which has the time dimension has the time scale set to day. I used the FIRSTNONBLANK formula just as prescribed and that worked like a charm.
Thank you again for the help and the quick reply!
All the best,
Chad