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I set up that very same scenario and had no issues. Selective access for the lower list works. I can't get my view to duplicate what you are experiencing unfortunately. This is how selective access should work as a matter of fact. In your filter, are you filtering on a parent item? Have you tried the select levels to show rather than a filter? What about using a boolean line item for the filter?  ... View more

That should not matter as I would only see the L items in the module view then. Is this in a deployed model that you are seeing this issue? I have seen in the past certain users can see modules and the data within them and others can't and then after clearing cache or doing another ALM push to deployed model the visibility comes back for all. The only other thing I can think of is do you have selective cell access turned on my chance on your line items?  ... View more

Do you have a filter on the module in that dashboard that is using another module to filter by? Do they have access to the filter module? That is likely the culprit.  ... View more

In addition, you can change the type on the line items to no data and it will preserve the formulas. You will need to make sure the line items are not referenced by other modules though so you don't get a toaster. I like the suggestion of using a subset with nothing marked.  ... View more

Anaplan is totally flexible on how you set it up to do planning. There are good ways and bad ways of constructing models though. I would highly encourage you to spend some time taking some of the trainings available as well as reading the Planual for best practices within Anaplan construction. If you are new, they all may not make sense at first, but as you start building, the concepts will become clear for you. As for differences, I am not an SAP expert, but I do know that you can configure Anaplan to perform your planning process in whatever order you need, part of what makes it so great!  ... View more

Pooja,   Using list hieararchies, Anaplan will aggregate to all levels of the hierarchy and you can add time as a dimension to modules to see the accumulation by time in addition to the hierarchy level. Think of it as a rubiks cube. All you have to do is make sure you have applied the Summary settings on each of your line items to get these aggregations and also make sure you are using lists that are parented to each other.  ... View more