on 07-20-2015 5:16 PM
Hi,
I'm using transaction MM02 to calculate seasonal forecast ("S" model", with no optimization marked);
I entered 18 months consumption and get a correct forecast for the next 18 months.
Thanks to the formula described in HELP.SAP, I tried to reproduce the calculations in excel, but unsuccessfully. The main question is : what is "V(t)", actually.
Can someone send me the correct formula for G(t), and tell me what "V(t)" is ?
Monthly consumptions, calculated forecast and used parameters are in the attached file.
Thanks a lot in advance,
Sandrine
Hi ,
Please refer the below on the abbreviation which you are looking for -
Forecast Formulas - Forecasting (LO-PR) - SAP Library
To do it in excel please refer this
Forecast and Trend in Excel - Easy Excel Tutorial
Regards
JH
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Hi Jiaul,
Thanks for your reply and the trend excel tool.
As explained to Brahmakar, I don't catch what "Actual demand for current period" is, if not the consumption. I think this is my main point, as I already got formula from help.sap.
As requested to Brahmakar, please could you send me an example of consumptions and corresponding forecast calculation for seasonal+trend model (X) ?
Thanks a lot for your support.
Kind regards,
Sandrine
Hello,
V(t)= Actual demand for current period(T)
Please refer these abbreviation,
Consumption value in Period i: c(i)
Number of consumption values used for forecasting: p
Number of periods in one seasonal cycle: x
Initial value of Trend value: T(0)
Initial value of Basic value: B(0)
Initial values of Seasonal indices: S(0,j)
Please refer ,
Trend/Seasonal Models w. 1st Order Exp. Smoothing - Forecasting - SAP Library
Best Regards,
R.Brahmakar
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Hi Brahmankar,
Thanks for your reply. Actually, I still don't understand what "V(t)" is, as I don't catch what "Actual demand for current period" is. What's the difference with c(i), that is consumption ?
I don't see c(i) in any formula.
Please can you give me an example of consumptions and calculated forecast ? (for seasonal and seasonal+trend models) ?
Thanks a lot
Sandrine
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