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How to using group of element in rules
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2015 12:44 pm
by chonlanotr
Dear All
How to using group of element in rules / subset in rules.
I would like to create rule like this.
['G_NONE', 'THB', 'AUD21101 IC ELIM', 'IC_PL_OTHERS' ] = N:
DB('CONSOLIDATION', 'ACCOUNT':{'51010000','51020000'} , !ENTITY, !FLOW, !INTERCO, !RPTCURRENCY, !SCOPE, !TIME, !VERSION, !MEASURES);
I would like to summary amount of Account '51010000','51020000' and post to Account 'IC_PL_OTHERS'.
I can't using subset in rule.
Thanks in advanced
Re: How to using group of element in rules
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2015 1:33 pm
by BariAbdul
I can't using subset in rule
It is perfectly alright to use subsets in rules,Please go below links:
http://www.tm1forum.com/viewtopic.php?p=41083
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledge ... ion_N701DF

Re: How to using group of element in rules
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2015 1:41 pm
by declanr
This link refers to using a group of elements in the left hand side of the rule; I believe the OP is looking for how to do the equivalent on the
RIGHT hand side.
In which case you can either create a consolidation of 51010000 and 51020000 and use the consolidation in the rule or you can just do the DB of 1 plus the DB of the other (or square bracket short hand if its the same cube.)
Re: How to using group of element in rules
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2015 2:52 am
by chonlanotr
Thanks you.
You mean we have 2 Methods like these ?
1. Create Consolidation Node and Add ACCOUNT to that node
2. Create Rule like [ 'IC_PL_OTHERS' ..] = N: [ '510000' ... ] + ['512000' ...].
declanr wrote:
This link refers to using a group of elements in the left hand side of the rule; I believe the OP is looking for how to do the equivalent on the
RIGHT hand side.
In which case you can either create a consolidation of 51010000 and 51020000 and use the consolidation in the rule or you can just do the DB of 1 plus the DB of the other (or square bracket short hand if its the same cube.)
Re: How to using group of element in rules
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2015 9:29 am
by Wim Gielis
Yes, correct.