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Mi @MaithriK , If you are looking for the online training for Level 3, please see the link below. https://learning.anaplan.com/course/view.php?id=1162 Hope this helps, Ege

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Hi @ChetanPophale Just to reassure you, you're looking at the correct home page btw, it's just a different view. You can can flick between a list or block view for the home page.

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Hi @ChetanPophale , It is possible you don't have workspace admin. I would contact someone in your team or company who has workspace admin to check and give you access if this is the case. Hope this helps, Ege

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Hi @rookieanaplaner , Have you tried importing line items formatted by "no data" to clear the target? Hope this helps, Ege

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Hi @taehkang30 , Yes, that's the correct link to get started on your Level 1! 90 days is more than enough to complete your Level 1 training, in fact I'd say it's enough to do more available online training or to practice building your own mini project. Or even move onto Level 2 if you're keen. After completing the Level 1 course and passing the exam (80% needed), you will be given a certificate. Note: I would recommend doing the NMX version as this will refer to the new design in Anaplan for your training. Good luck and hope this helps, Ege

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Hi Diepcc, There are a few guides when you search for "tenant admin" on the community search engine. Here's a shortcut so you can have a look: https://community.anaplan.com/t5/Search-Results/ct-p/SearchResults?q=tenant%20admin The first one seems handy but it depends on what information you're after. Hope this helps! Ege

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I think you need to fill out the survey before having access to the certificate. The link should be on the same page as the L1 exam details page.

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Correction in my last sentence: "Group at end"

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Hi Sreeroop, I have an idea you can try. You could create a fake time list with either Jan, Feb, Mar... which branch into Q1, Q2... with a top level FY (if you only need to see 1 year at a time) otherwise you create Jan 21, Feb 21... Q1 '21... FY21 and so on if you need to see more than 1 year. In my example I'll do it for 1 selected year: Create a mapping between Fake Time and Real Time, both ways. I have attached images to show how you'd go about this, including the list itself. Then in your main module you will refer to the mapping. (See Result image). Finally reorder the list items for your Fake Time. Or in my case, since it's just 1 year, I can just "group totals after" data. Please see the images to makes sense of this all. Hope this helps! Ege

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@alexpavel Yes, you're right! I think I misinterpreted the information, but at least it's going in the right direction, as you said. Hopefully this functionality will come soon!

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Very excited about the Feb sneak peak, I think it will solve this issue! https://community.anaplan.com/t5/Releases/February-sneak-peak/ba-p/131359

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Hi BB @CommunityMember111277 , Unfortunately, I can't help you with your specific problem. However, I can assist you with how to test DCA. You'll want to test it using a dynamic boolean which you switch on and off. You want to create scenarios where you can read or write depending on your boolean. After understanding the application of DCA, change your criteria to your situation instead of the test boolean. And see if the cells are read and write for the expected scenarios. Hope this helps! Ege

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嗨易卜拉欣,我想我可能有一个想法但depends on whether I have completely understood your issue. I would say you can create a saved view using the same module but new line item. You need a small new module for inputs, probably just dropdowns formatted by whichever dimensions you want to "filter" with. In your new line item, you create an IF THEN function that will show the original calc is the filter input cell is blank, else if ITEM(dimension)=input cell then original calc else 0. This way Anaplan will only have values for rows of data where it matches your criteria, else it will show 0. So your Anaplan Summaries will be correct for this "filtered view" line item. You just create a dynamic filter to show the rows that aren't equal to 0. Just don't dimension it by user. Of course this limits 1 filtered view at a time, but I hope this helps? Please let me know if I'm missing something. Ege

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Hi Apruv989, As this is the exam I won't give you solutions, but I can give you things to think about. First of all, it's difficult for me to pin point what's going wrong as I don't know the dimensions of the source module. I would say double check that all dimensions are being mapped and that you've understood what the question is asking you to require. What 2 dimensions does the question mention - do you need to use this in you formulas? I would also consider trying another function that might be similar to what you've tried. Use Anapedia: https://help.anaplan.com/186d3858-241b-4b78-8aa5-006fc4260546-All-Functions Hope this helps! Ege

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Hi fredrickstraube, Anaplan will think that Product B and C belong to no category since it is empty in the table. The blanks in that table will cause you problems. If you cannot change the file before it goes into Anaplan, I'd suggest importing the Category and Product List separately and manually create a mapping in a module or map the hierarchy depending on what will be more useful to you. This isn't ideal since there is some manual work, but not being able to amend the flat file prior to the import is quite limiting. I'd be interested in what others will suggest. Hope this helps! Ege

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Hi @sonalinahata , I think you may have accidentally added an item called Growth % in the P1 list whilst trying to add a line item. I'm not sure why else it would be there to be honest. Regarding your second point, if you go to blueprint mode and along the line item Growth %, turn the Summary method to Sum, in order to get a total in All Products. It is probably set to None, hence there's no total. Hope this helps! Ege

EgeK · ‎01-07-2022

Hi Hendrik, Yes, you can set up a KPI card that you use as a feedback message on the New UX. If it refers to a line item formatted as text and you write a formula to automate the message, then it will say something depending whether the boolean is true or false. You will need an IF, THEN function. You can also use conditional formatting to have some sort of traffic light feedback too on the KPI card if you wanted. If you need more assistance, just let me know. I hope this helps your query! Ege

EgeK · ‎01-06-2022

Hi ORK, First, I would check if your browser needs an update, though this shouldn't stop pages from working unless it is really out of date. Secondly, I would clear history and cache in the browser settings, then restart your browser. Lastly, I would double check if you have any browser extensions that are blocking or triggering any restrictions on the Anaplan website (since it is an online exam). The other obvious thing is to keep the empty tab open so that it records and saves your process but I'm sure you're fully aware of this by now. (I can see you've kept it open in your screenshot so that's fine). Hope this helps! Ege

EgeK · ‎01-06-2022

Hi garima.rawat, I would ask Anaplan Support via support@anaplan.com They should be able to help you out. Good luck! Ege

EgeK · ‎01-05-2022

Ah right sorry, I agree with M.Kierepka's suggestion above then ^^^

EgeK · ‎01-05-2022

Hi DeveloperCYT, Try TIMESUM(), since you want the sum of something dimensioned by time, but where your target module has no time. You could refer to the start and end period on line items which either have formulas to automate what time range you want to see or have them as input fields so the end user can change it, giving them flexibility. See Anapedia: https://help.anaplan.com/13d8b551-4e13-413b-a39f-f25579d21e38-TIMESUM Hope this helps! Ege

EgeK · ‎01-05-2022

嗨mahendra,仔细检查是否有other filters which are incomplete/incorrectly set up in the other tabs. If not, try scrolling down when your mouse is in that box, the "Okay" box can sometimes be hidden below if the box is too small for whatever reason. Hope this helps! Ege

EgeK · ‎01-05-2022

Hi Dominika, Unfortunately not. Instead, you can create a module dimensioned by that list and add line items to show any list properties you want to see by just directly referring to them in the formulas. Hope this helps! Ege

EgeK · ‎01-04-2022

Hi kfloyd, If you sign into Anaplan, open a model, click Users in the setting tab on the left. Here you can see your user settings and whether you are a workspace admin or not. Hope this helps! Ege

EgeK · ‎03-31-2021

Eyyy well done, that's great to hear!! I'm glad it worked in the end

EgeK · ‎03-30-2021

Hi @evacarusu If you were told to set it to None that should be fine. I think it only automatically sums periods as you've said when the summary method is selected to the appropriate setting. I apologise, you're right WEEKVALUE() is not what you need, I was meant to say try MONTHVALUE()? https://help.anaplan.com/8b54b167-4cfc-488c-9f7f-32baac1e1fe7-MONTHVALUE Hope this helps!

EgeK · ‎03-30-2021

嗨@aadilrafeeque首先,只是一个快速的人民der of a rule when importing from a module, you should always import from a saved view. (Which you might have already known). When mapping the import, you have mapped Code to Code, however it seems like the code from the source (module) is the code for the Products. Anaplan assumes this Code will be the unique identifier for SKU, however if you look at the error screenshot you can see the code for each SKU will come up numerous times, coincidentally the same number of times as the Products (parent). So Anaplan thinks you are importing the same item multiple times since it uses the Code as a unique identifier! Maybe look at the source module again and create a new saved view with the SKU Codes instead, then try the import again? Hope this helps!

EgeK · ‎03-30-2021

@ankitaga2000 sorry I forgot to tag you above!

EgeK · ‎03-30-2021

Hi @Niraj.B I think the purpose of the activity is to get you to draw out what you understand and remember from the lessons. Attempt without looking, then see what you missed. It's valuable as the learner for you to see for yourself how much information you soaked up! Writing/drawing what you have learnt without looking is a very basic but powerful tool. It is the activity which is important, not your final result Hope this helps!

EgeK · ‎03-30-2021

Hi @evacarusu , I think this might be the case because your Time Summary for 'INV01 Inventory Ordering'.Beginning Inventory is set to 'None'. Maybe double check INV01 in blueprint mode to see the Summary setting for the Beginning Inventory line item? OR Try using WEEKVALUE() since your source module is in weeks and your target module is in months. https://help.anaplan.com/61d25d47-13da-4ec0-8659-2e845b3b4a09-WEEKVALUE Hope this helps!