谁能解释to me in plain English what the POST n periods later line item is doing in this screenshot? I understand what POST to a later period does, and what POST to an earlier period does, but I don't understand how we are getting 3,000 in the yellow highlighted cell here:
Any explanation would be appreciated.
Thanks,
-Paul
Solved!去解决方案。
For POST, I imagine it as posting an entry x periods before or after.
From a logic evaluation perspective, if you look at the 6,000 in Feb 15, it's comprised of所有POSTs that would hit Feb 15.
Feb 15 would then aggregate all POSTs for that period.
You wouldn't evaluate it as a siloed period - it's an amalgamation of all periods that POST to it.
If Jun 15 had a POST(1000,-4), Feb 15 would then have 7,000 in its cell.
I believe the POST you're seeing is related to the 3,000 in June. n has a value of -1, meaning it'll post a period back.
@jackcplanning- thanks for that. That makes sense from a -1 would put the 3000 back one period perspective, but what was the clue to look there? My thought process was to first look at the x value in May 15 column, then the offset in the n line item, which put me back at the value in the Mar15 x line item. I don't understand why we're looking in the June column?
For POST, I imagine it as posting an entry x periods before or after.
From a logic evaluation perspective, if you look at the 6,000 in Feb 15, it's comprised of所有POSTs that would hit Feb 15.
Feb 15 would then aggregate all POSTs for that period.
You wouldn't evaluate it as a siloed period - it's an amalgamation of all periods that POST to it.
If Jun 15 had a POST(1000,-4), Feb 15 would then have 7,000 in its cell.
@jackcplanning- thank you for that clear explanation. I understand it much better now. That's clearer for me than the explanation on the Anapedia page.
-Paul