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dilip
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Feeders-issue

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Please suggest what will be the feeders for the below line:-

['IBP_CY(Qty)']=IF(DIMIX('sub_product_with_rac',ATTRS('sub_product_with_rac',!sub_product_with_rac,'Pcode'))>0,DB('Seasonality',!Version,'Seasonality SPSA Idea',ATTRS('sub_product_with_rac',!sub_product_with_rac,'Pcode'),!Branches,'IBP_CY(Qty)',!Months),CONTINUE)

And for

['Qty_Gwth%(Gwth Logic)' ] =N: IF
(
ROUND(DB('Growth_Logic', 'Growth SPSA Idea', !Version, !sub_product, !Branches, 'Gwth_%CY(User)'))
<>0,
DB('Growth_Logic', 'Growth SPSA Idea', !Version, !sub_product, !Branches, 'Gwth_%CY(User)'),
DB('Growth_Logic', 'Growth SPSA Idea', !Version, !sub_product, !Branches, 'Gwth_%CY(system)')
);

Thanks in advance.
dilip
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Re: Feeders-issue

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I have written feeders..can anyone please help to write the above feeders statement so that I can cross verify it.

Your help will be appreciated.
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Re: Feeders-issue

Post by declanr »

Bumping your own topics after just 2 hours is unlikely to increase your chances of getting a response, I would in fact go as far as to say some people would be less inclined to help.

As per the request for assistance guidelines you should provide an example of what work you have done to try and resolve this i.e. your attempt at the feeder statement:
I have written feeders
Then people will be able to comment on why they are not working.


I am aware that this will appear a very negative response, however I am trying to preempt a solution before some of the more "direct" members of the forum choose to respond. You have posted quite a lot in the last couple of months and will have noticed quite a low response rate on a forum which is usually quick and capable at resolving most requests - please adhere to the full guidelines of the forum and remember that everyone here who is trying to help does so in-between performing their own jobs.

(This applies in a rough overview to all of your recent posts.)
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Re: Feeders-issue

Post by stephen waters »

dilip wrote:Please suggest what will be the feeders for the below line:-
dilip wrote:I have written feeders..can anyone please help to write the above feeders statement so that I can cross verify it....
Dilip, Cynical forum users could read your first post as "Write the feeders for me". Your second post could be read as "Its 2 hours later and nobody has written them yet. I need to get the system working and have no idea what to do so I will PRETEND to have written them and have a second attempt to get someone else to do my work for me"

I am not a cynic so I am sure this is not the case but I hope you can see why readers of the post might get this impression.

The forum experts are normally very happy to help others and share their in depth experience of TM1. However, if posters consistently ignore the posting guidelines or appear to use this free forum as a substitute for training or reading the manual (particularly if they claim to be consultants with "Clients") they are unlikely to get much help. Bumping posts within 2 hours and being rude to the experts wont encourage them to respond either!

On a positive note,please don't be put off posting your queries; if you provide the right detail and show you have tried to work it out for yourself first I am sure you will get lots of good advice.

Happy posting
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Re: Feeders-issue

Post by dilip »

Thank you stephen for your advice, surey i will follow ,I got it...
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