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aorange
1 year agoNew Contributor III
People Planning Calculations
Hello, I am wondering if anyone would be will to help me with a business rule for our people planning. I am not sure how to read these, but I am trying to determine where in the rule it's tellin...
- 1 year ago
so now, are you seeing the employees in those departments getting numbers for all periods? Also your calc is getting data from the cube, so could it be that there is no data there in the cube for those periods?
ckattookaran
1 year agoValued Contributor
Is there a conditional logic on the second tab? I forgot what that is even called (calculation plan?). The one after the allocation tab, that is probably where the skipping is coming from.
aorange
1 year agoNew Contributor III
Hi ckattookaran,
Thank you for your reply.
The allocation tab has this formula in it. So it's pointing to the business rule. So somewhere in the rule I would think it has to be telling it not to calculate all the periods?
XFBR(People_ParamHelper_CB, GetDriverValue, entityMember=!|Entity|, accountMember=[VacationRate], ud1Member=None, periodNumber=|CalcPer|, viewmember=[Periodic]) * XFBR(People_ParamHelper_CB, GetDriverValue, entityMember=!|Entity|, accountMember=[WorkingHoursPerEmployee], ud1Member=None, periodNumber=|CalcPer|, viewmember=[Periodic])
- ckattookaran1 year agoValued Contributor
Not allocation tab, the one next to it, has a column called conditional something, so look in that tab and see where this allocation is used and check if there is a conditional check there.
- aorange1 year agoNew Contributor III
The calculations tab has the period filter set to:
1-|PPerCount|
- ckattookaran1 year agoValued Contributor
What is in the Conditional Execution statement?
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