Rules
Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 12:00 pm
Hi all,
I'm still new to the rules aspect of TM1, so excuse my ignorance..
I need some help with the logic and writing of rules. I'm busy working on a forecast model, where a tool is used to generate a forecast, and then pulled into Tm1.
Then using Excel the users input their view of the forecast, this is where the problem comes in, they want to do it "bottom up", and "top down". So in some cases they want to input at a consolidated level on some of the dimensions.
I.e. a customer group (C) for all brands (C) on all warehouses (C) and for Wholesalers (N).
Using DBS functions I send their input to unspecified elements in the specific dimensions, where it is a consolidation and not a n-level element.
As far as i know, what has to happen is; I have to work out how much (%) is the users forecast to the total, and then split if according to the forecast that was generated by the tool.
So my question is:
1) What does the rule look like to do this?
2) Will it work for different variations of consolidations and elements?
Your help is greatly appreciated!!
I'm still new to the rules aspect of TM1, so excuse my ignorance..
I need some help with the logic and writing of rules. I'm busy working on a forecast model, where a tool is used to generate a forecast, and then pulled into Tm1.
Then using Excel the users input their view of the forecast, this is where the problem comes in, they want to do it "bottom up", and "top down". So in some cases they want to input at a consolidated level on some of the dimensions.
I.e. a customer group (C) for all brands (C) on all warehouses (C) and for Wholesalers (N).
Using DBS functions I send their input to unspecified elements in the specific dimensions, where it is a consolidation and not a n-level element.
As far as i know, what has to happen is; I have to work out how much (%) is the users forecast to the total, and then split if according to the forecast that was generated by the tool.
So my question is:
1) What does the rule look like to do this?
2) Will it work for different variations of consolidations and elements?
Your help is greatly appreciated!!