@RahulSahoo
I like this question because "transformation data" could mean quite few things.
I don't know of any formal definition, perhaps others do but here's my take:
- Data format transformation - this is when you need to convert a value from one format to another, e.g., text to numeric. Anaplan provides a variety of functions for this. My favorite page is this one which describes all the transformations possible. I would highly recommend creating a favorite link for this one. I use it a lot.
- Calculation Modules - As part of the D.I.S.C.O. methodology "C" stands for calculation. In these modules you can convert data from various dimensions to other dimensions by transforming the data. A good example might be mapping your expense forecasts into their respective general ledger accounts.
- Data Hub Output Modules - Data that comes into the data hub is usually one dimensional and needs to be prepped for dimensional output modules to their respective spoke applications. This could also be considered a transform of sorts.
Great question @RahulSahoo . Let's keep the conversation going. Let us know where you found the "transformation data". Perhaps we can glean additional clues as to what it means.
Jared Dolich
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