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Sure, share information about how you are currently importing it 🙂 ... View more

Hello again,   It seems like the formulas are OK, so it must be that the data is not fully correct/mapped in the previous modules. I would recommend going to SYS08 and EMP02.   Keep us updated! ... View more

Hello @Brj73 ,   Your syntaxis is on point and the numbers look OK. You may need to repivot the dimensions if you want to compare data. It is just on the right hand side of the blueprint . You are also looking at the summary for the entire year rather than specific months.   Cheers! ... View more

Hello @ssashish786 ,   Hope you are well today!   Basically every time you make an import, export, delete or others, you create an action that you can add to processes. Anaplan connect allows you to automate the execution of each of this actions without having to physically access a dashboard or the model. Additionally, if you also synchronise it with Microsoft Scheduler you could have a model that gets automatically updated with the timeframe desired.   A bit more information about Anaplan Connect here:  https://help.anaplan.com/e3a9f00c-3924-4cfb-aed0-1ec14233821b-Anaplan-Connect With regards to your second question, any data connected with production lists is production data. Please use the links below for a bit more information:   https://help.anaplan.com/21bdac09-7e6a-4857-b8b5-53d3fdfd7e83-Production-Lists-Overview https://community.anaplan.com/t5/On-Demand-Courses/ALM-Production-Data/ta-p/81596 Cheers! ... View more

Hello @Laurencemosley ,   The levels 1, 2 and 3 are open to anyone and I would encorauge to pursue them as they are quite helpful careerwise. However, you may need to enroll first following the link below:   https://community.anaplan.com/t5/Academy/ct-p/Training   Please note that the community user and the Anaplan user will be independent and you will need to create a new one once you get your 90 days access.   Hope that helped! ... View more

Hello @ChrisG532 ,   Good spot with the summary that helps signifcantly and you can always use a SUM to get the summaries at a later stage.   As for the requirements, I believe - talking from memory- that the question was more looking to the specific space of the module, but do you really need the 2 initial line items when you can use a system module to execute the SUM in demand? If you agree that those are not really required, you would be able to reduce the space further and will likely get closer to the exam answer.   Hope that helped! ... View more

Hello @ChrisG532 ,   This is likely due to the amount of line items you have included in the module and the dimensions of the same (P3 SKU, G3 Location). You should only have a line item for the Demand.   You can find further information about how this is calculated in the following link:   https://community.anaplan.com/t5/Anaplan-Platform/Model-sizing/td-p/1177#:~:text=09%3A09%20PM-,Model%20size%20in%20Anaplan%20is%20based%20on%20the%20number%20of,per%20cell%20or%209.3%20GB. Although I quote: " Model size in Anaplan is based on the number of cells in the model and each cells takes up approximately 10 bytes of space. ."   Cheers! ... View more

Hello Aye,   There are no mock exams, but you can sit the exam several times. I believe it is important not to worry/focus on the exam too much, but rather to make sure you understand the content.   Good luck! ... View more

Hello @THyatt ,   We cannot give the answers to questions in the exam, but I would say that you are not too far away from it.   The only thing I would say is that there are somethings that you do once everything else is finalised.   Hope that helped! ... View more

Hello @Vibhas ,   It seems like the import has not been correctly mapped. Could you please share how you mapped the items in the import in order to provide an accurate answer?   Cheers! ... View more

Hello @NickUrbanski ,   I believe that the problem that you are experiecing is because you have not chosen any colours to be applied with the conditional formatting. If you were to click in the icons by the conditional formatting numbers - please check the figure below - you should be able to apply it correctly.   Lastly, as a general advice, I would recommend using another line item as a driver for the conditional formatting. For instance, if the value being formatting is >0 make 1 else 0. That way you would have a well defined condition. ]   Hope that helped!     ... View more

Hello @Sophia,   With regards to your three questions:   Show the following items. You need to select the items to see in the module and then click Show Selection, as per in the image below.   Sort descending: Select the line item to sort and then click in sort to choose the option:   Apply the conditional formatting...: I am not seeing the rule, but the icon for conditional formatting is the one in the right hand side of sorting.   Please check the following links for further reference:   https://help.anaplan.com/395b9c11-9db6-4398-80c3-150714d7a718-Hide-or-Show-data https://help.anaplan.com/bc6867e7-1b4d-41e4-b2fd-c14a8eb448f3-Sort-data https://help.anaplan.com/b15c1e7c-fb23-4208-ac03-9e820d99ce91-Conditional-formatting-with-data   Hope that helped!   ... View more

Hello @UmeshJethwani ,   WIthout having more details you could do the following:   Get data for both versions at Potline level in Module 1. Disaggregate it into Potline group for the forecast in Module 2.   In order to do the disaggregation you need to have a module with Potline Group and the % that each item represents with regards to the parent (i.e., % of historical sales by each of the Potline Groups within a Potline)   Hope that helps! ... View more

Hello @AbdessamadB ,   It seems like it is a numbered list. As such, Anaplan automatically generate a name for each item. Try removing the data from name and it should work.   Cheers! ... View more

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Hello @ssashish786 ,   Is this something like what you would like?       If that is the case that uses the same formula shown above.   Cheers! ... View more