on 09-16-2009 10:19 PM
Hi all
I have the following question regarding dissagregation:
I have one key figure Z by plant/material
Material A Total 80
Material A plant 1000 20
Material A plant 2000 50
Material A plant 3000 10
And based on this key figure I dissagregate other key figure Y
Material A Total 160
Material A plant 1000 40
Material A plant 2000 100
Material A plant 3000 20
And now I change key figure Z,
Material A Total 100
Material A plant 1000 0
Material A plant 2000 90
Material A plant 3000 10
AND KEY FIGURE Y CONTINUES LIKE THIS
Material A Total 160
Material A plant 1000 40
Material A plant 2000 100
Material A plant 3000 20
The dissagregation of key figure Y, now is not updated
How can I change automatically the new dissagregation of key figure Y??
Thanks
Hi Fernando,
Try refreshing the value of key figure Y (macro to add 0.001 to the existing number) at the aggregate level. The new disaggregation rules will be effective when the value for key figure Y is changed/refreshed at the aggregate level. Check if this works.
Regards,
Kedar
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Hi Fernando,
What Kedar suggested will work.
People used to add 1 in a step then remove 1, to find the original value.
I perosnnaly prefer to
1. "Save" the result on a auxilary key figure
2. Use the "ROW_CLEAR()" function
3. put the result back from the auciliary key figure
Thanks and Regards
Julien
Adding +1 and then doing -1 will work. My personal experience is that we need to actually save after every +1 and -1.
This may get kind of frustrating when you have to do it quite often. A better trick is to use a directly executable macro to just Drill Down and Drill back up. This will trigger disaggregation without any saving required.
Regards,
Abhi
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