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Jorge Rachid
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Suppress Zero

Post by Jorge Rachid »

Hello,

I am facing some problem using suppress zero on TM1.

I have some calculated fields, but when I suppress zero the system ignore this fields and nothing more appears (even with numbers calculated).

And in this example I am on N-level. So it is not a feeder problem.

Anybody have see this already?

Thank you,

JR
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Re: Suppress Zero

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Jorge Rachid wrote:And in this example I am on N-level. So it is not a feeder problem.
Why not ?
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Re: Suppress Zero

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Because I am on level N.

If there is not a total at my view it shouldn't suppress zero, or not?

Thank you,

JR
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Re: Suppress Zero

Post by Alan Kirk »

Wim Gielis wrote:
Jorge Rachid wrote:And in this example I am on N-level. So it is not a feeder problem.
Why not ?
Jorge Rachid wrote:Because I am on level N.
I think the point that Wim was trying to subtly make is this:
"You know that idea you have that unfed cells only affect consolidations when zero suppression is on? Yeah, that one. Get rid of it."

If you zero suppress on an unfed, rule calculated, completely N level cell when you have skipcheck on... yes, it is possible that the value will not appear.

Therefore the solution is to turn off zero suppression, right click on the cell and select Check Feeders. Odds are that you will see those two magic words "Not Fed". If so, fix your feeders and try calculating again with zero suppression on.
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Re: Suppress Zero

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Now I understood.

Thanks for helping again.

Cheers,

JR
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