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Hello @RAJAT786 ,   If the requirements have been fulfilled moved on. I believe that you will be provided a file called "Weekly Order Schedule" in Sprint 3.     ... View more

Hello @RAJAT786 ,   You need to follow the flow of the process. understanding what needs to be written and what is meant to be only read.   Submit Order Once Submitted, you need to allow the user to write the boolean to Override the order Amount ('AD02 Inventory Ordering Overrides'.'Submit Purchase Order - Write?') If they want to Override the amount, and tick the boolean, then you need to allow them to write a number ('AD02 Inventory Ordering Overrides'.'Override Amount - Write?') When the order is submitted, the end user is meant ot read the information regarding shipping, method, time weeks, costs ('INV01 Inventory Ordering'.Submit Purchase Order Request?). Does the user want to override the Shipping Method? ('AD02 Inventory Ordering Overrides'.'Submit Purchase Order - Write?') Does the user want to modify the Method? ('AD02 Inventory Ordering Overrides'.'Override Shipping - Write?') Finally just show the data of all these numbers. Final method, time weeks ... ('INV01 Inventory Ordering'.Submit Purchase Order Request?) Hope that helped! ... View more

Hello @PranayG ,   If I have understood it correctly, I would use the "Current Month?" boolean in your system module to drive the if statement with something similar to this:   IF SYS.Current Month? THEN Train ELSE Predict   An additional nuance to consider is that your boolean is only true for the last month, so any period before would render Predict as a result. As such, you may want to use a different boolean to control the formula (i.e., something similar to a switchover where you are identify every time period before a date and define them as true.     ... View more

Hello Laura,   As you have said, the "classic dashboard" reference is limited to the old UX which was integrated in the models, whereas the NUX is the "not classic" alternative.   From a model builder perspective, I do not see much difference as they are built exactly from the same modules. ... View more

Hello @Rohs98 ,   One alternative could be creating a line item to drive the conditional formatting, where if the % is <80% is 0 and if >80% is 1 ( or a different logic). That would drive the conditional formatting colours to provide something similar to what you are after. ... View more

Hello @RAJAT786 ,   Thank you very much for the photo. Based on what I am seeing, you almost have it. With regards to the 2 conditional formatting I would do the following:   Add conditional formatting to display Confirmed Purchase Order Receipt as green any time the value is greater than 0. Create a new Line item with the following statement or similar: IF Confirmed Purchase Order Receipt >0 THEN 1 ELSE 0 Add conditional formatting to display Ending Inventory as red when the value is less than the Safety Stock Target value.      As above, a second line item : IF Ending Inventory > Safety Stock Target value THEN 1 ELSE 0   Use this new line items to drive the "Values from" in the UX and set the minimum to 0 (red) and the maximum to 1 (green). No need to populate the midpoint nor give it colour.   Hope that helped. The UX takes a bit to get used to, but once you get, you get it! ... View more

hello @Rohs98 ,   That would have to be a Parent rather than equal right? That way you will get the Country each Location is based on. ... View more

Hello @Rohs98 ,   Yes, basically we need to create "System" modules to be able to map either a one to many relationships or a many to one relationships. In doing so, you are able to tell Anaplan how to aggregate/disaggregate a number. SYS08 has the SKU details. In the same module, you have the distristribution channel - which could be connected with the Country Made In. If you create your line item formatted as a Country, you will be able to get aggregation in INV02 by Country and Product Family. Have a go at number two and let me know if you still struggle to see it! ... View more

Hello @AngeloB ,   In order to reach that number you would have to create subsidiary views within the module too. Please find below the example:     I would not worry too much about subsidiary views at this stage, but I hope the above helped! ... View more

Hello @KatzCharland ,   Would you mind sharing a screenshot of how you are trying to arrange the import? It seems like you have a set of columns that you want to arrange with line items. Without seeing what you are trying, I can only suggest the following:   Are they properly mapped?  Have you formatted the line items that will be dates as date in the blueprint? Have you checked the boxes for the line items that will be dates and defined the structure of that date (i.e., Y/M/D)   I hope that helped. Please let us know if none of the above worked! ... View more