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@stephaniejlw  Most likely the "size" line item needs to be formatted as a list (size). I suspect you have it formatted as text. See if that helps! ... View more

@algrigore  Great question. By "compare" I'm assuming you want to find where they intersect and where they don't. In Anaplan two lists can easily be compared, numbered or not, but there has to be a module that relates them together. Here is a quick way to accomplish what you want. Create a module using one of the lists. Using the Code or the Name of the list item, use FINDITEM to locate it in the other list.  Create a Boolean that looks for ISBLANK on the FINDITEM line item. If it's not blank then you found a match, if it is blank then no match. Repeat the module using the other list. Once you have both modules set up, create filters on the items that didn't match so you can handle the outer joins if you need. ... View more

@linda_erickson  Just a hunch. Since your list is a production list it means that they must be managed within the model itself. ALM does not promote data, only structure.  ... View more

@MOP  If it's blocked out in gridview then most likely you accidentally placed DCA on that line item. Make sure there are no drivers on "Submit Purchase Order Request?"   ... View more

@KirillKuznetsov  I've always felt there's no "best" or "one" answer. Just knowing Anaplan has the tools to flex into almost any situation is the most satisfying part. Seeing what everyone comes up with is just as rewarding. Great teamwork! ... View more

@Csta  You're really close. Let's take a look at the details of the error screen. It will provide you the answer. My hunch is the mapping but cannot say for sure with what you've provided. Trust me, this is an easy one. We just need a little more detail here.   ... View more

@Yogitha  Looks like you're getting the hang of this! View looks great. Nice job. ... View more

@Yogitha  Yep. Looks good - grats! ... View more

@kishoreanimi  Yep. You can do this if you turn on Breakback. Go to blueprint in your module find the line item you want to disaggregate check the box that says "breakback" Some good news! UX now supports hold and release. So you can disaggregate and hold certain levels or cells. ... View more

@tompatrick.ting  One thing you might try is using selective access for the users. You will, of course, need to create roles and assign users to those roles. Each role will only be able to see the list members you specify in the dropdowns. For the totals, you can create a separate line item dimensioned at the total level and display that as a separate grid. Just some ideas... ... View more

@JR1010  Great question. Never thought about it this way but you'll have to pull the metadata out first then import it back in. Odd, but that's the only way I can think to do it. You'll need to use the Transactional APIs. The technical documentation is good, but the team at Anaplan put together a [START HERE] series which is terrific. Start with running the transaction APIs. I recommend Python so you can convert the JSON back to CSV Import the CSV into Anaplan Other Notes: You cannot run the report "on demand".  It will have to be put on a scheduler, or you can have a scheduled listener to look for a Boolean in Anaplan that indicates the need for an update. Given the use case you mentioned, it seems like a batch job would do the trick, so a regular export then import should do it. ... View more

@ShubhamCh  Yep. Just like @ManjunathKN I wish this was possible but that would require the ability to edit both sides of the equation. Anaplan's calculation engine which uses a DAG does not allow us to direct the calculation direction. Anaplan calculates that for us. In regards to your use case, one way I have helped users address this is to do the following: Add a filter on your grid that looks for multiple checks. If it exceeds 1 check then filter on the checked boxes. This will tell your user immediately if there's a duplicate check box. Once they fix it, the filter puts the grid back the way it was. Add conditional formatting so it's clear which boxes are checked. ... View more

@Csta  You're doing everything correctly. the problem here is that your product list is set as a "numbered" list. You'll need to remove/delete all the list items, uncheck the numbered list, then reload the product list. You're a lot closer than you think! You got this. ... View more

@tonyv  Great question. Forms were introduced almost a year ago so users can add list items directly from the UX page. In the past, the only way to create list items was to use an action that created a list item on a numbered list. This is no longer the case with UX but you still have to do it with Classic. There are two terrific benefits of using forms. The first is that you can create a list item to any list, numbered or regular. The second is that at the same time you create the list item you can also add all the properties assuming you've set up a system module that only uses that list. https://help.anaplan.com/0b886638-1e4d-4322-9f36-258a83f7e445-Forms ... View more

@tonyv  Hey, you're almost done with Level 2. Congratulations. When we use a numbered list, there are usually these reasons: With regular lists we're limited to 60 characters. Numbered lists allow us to have any size because we can swap out the generated number with the display name. We need to have list items that have duplicate display names In the CLASSIC dashboard, we want the user to add their own list items. This is not the case with UX since you can use forms.  Try to phrase your certification questions so we can point you in the right direction. Please don't post the questions on the Community, as others will need to work these questions out themselves. Thanks! You got this. ... View more

@Shraddha0706  You may need to normalize those characters. Start by reading the entire Anaplan technical spec on special characters here. Not too long - has great links. Normalization - Unicode equivalence. Just be weary of characters that are not supported. Also, you can contact your business partner. They will have direct access to the technical team at Anaplan. I suspect your question isn't the first time it's been asked. ... View more

@Khanolkr  Interesting. Your module is correct. Can you make sure that you're using the right module: REP04 to create the grid? Should look like this:   ... View more

@MattParkinson  First of all, congratulations. INV01 is the true test of the course. If you can make it through that module you'll be pleasantly surprised with the remaining coursework.  As for your issue, earlier we were asked to "test" week two in DEM03 which added two (2) units to the Final Forecast. So, from what I can tell you're fine. Good job!   ... View more

@CommunityMember131103  The easiest way is to add the User dimension if it's not burdensome to the module size. This way it will remember what each user selected and not revert to a default. Another way is to create a calendar for the current year rather than the manual Boolean filters you've set up. Always a good idea to avoid hard coding if you can.  Lastly, you can simply remove the quarters and halves from your grid view in the configuration.   ... View more

@ShubhamCh  That's awesome. Here's part of mine. Also attaching the full resume as .pdf. key is for you to state your goal with Anaplan and how you are differentiated. For me its all about the retail industry and Anaplan. The sections I created: Statement of purpose Qualifications / Certifications / Community Activity Implementations / Roles / Applications & Use Cases Anaplan specialties Publications & Activities (linkable assets) Marketing (how have you helped spread the Anaplan message?)   ... View more

@ShubhamCh  I believe very soon, as Anaplan is exploring their options on how and where Community should reside and how it should work. I think they're getting closer to a decision. You can send an email to academy@anaplan.com if you need any copies of your certifications but the badges will have to wait I'm afraid. ... View more

@Sadabhade03  Quickly send an email to academy@anaplan.com explain your circumstances and progress, and they may put you back in the active status. Hopefully there isn't a queue. ... View more

+1 Upvote from me @KirillKuznetsov  ... View more

@JR1010  You can use selective access on the lists to restrict access to the users responsibilities. Use DCA to lock values - write, read, or blank. DCA is driven by Booleans so a TRUE or FALSE line item will be needed in order to lock the values. As a precaution, you'll also want to add an admin function that unlocks the values if the need arises. ... View more

@jasonfortunato  OTH01 is in your Level 1 model. They want you to import data from your Level 2 model to your Level 1 model. For me, I decided to just add another line item to my OTH01 model. Didn't want to mess up my Shipping Costs for Level 1.   ... View more