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Macro question

Former Member
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Dear Gurus.

I have big trouble to make macro.

This macro compose below steps.

KF(2)'s calculation type is 'I' and Disag.Key Figure is KF(1).

1step. IF

CONDITION

KF(1) > 1000

2step. KF(2) = Initialize

3step. KF(2) = KF(1)

4step. ENDIF

Result of this macro, KF(2) = KF(1).

But 'Initialize' does not act.

In my opinion, One macro only act last step about one KF.

So 'KF(2) = Initialize' does not act.

I need both 'KF(2) = initialize' and 'KF(2) = KF(1) in one macro.

Help me gurus.

Thanks.

Edited by: Jin Choi on Nov 26, 2008 2:40 PM

Edited by: Jin Choi on Nov 26, 2008 7:06 PM

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Former Member
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Hi Jin,

If I understand right, you are trying to initialize the KF(2). Are you selecting Initialize int he Change scope in the key figure properties?

Former Member
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Hi Visu.

Thanks your answer.

It was selected 'initialization' in the change scope.

And if macro compose only 'initialization' with KF(2), it works well.

But when macro compose 'initialization' and data Input with KF(2), 'initialization' does not works.

Only data input works.

Do you know solution about this case?

Thanks.