+6Hello,
I’m trying to use the ‘Copy Forecast’ functionality to additively combine two MS Set forecasts together and effectively make one bigger one.
The ‘Add’ in the wizard title makes it seem like it’s possible, but it appears to just wipe the ‘to’ set completely and replace with the ‘from’ set’s forecast values, not combine/add together.
Is this possible today?
Best answer by matt.watters
If you start at Master Schedule Level 1 Forecast Sets and select multiple sets you can Add them to another set.
+26If you start at Master Schedule Level 1 Forecast Sets and select multiple sets you can Add them to another set.
+6Thanks for quick response
Tried to be clever, but think the logic of add like I’d hope isn’t there. Can likely work with your solution though.
+26From the documentation:
I can add 5 & 6 into 3, but I cannot add 5 & 6 into 6.
+6From the documentation:
I can add 5 & 6 into 3, but I cannot add 5 & 6 into 6.
Very helpful. So then one (kind of clever) way to work with this is:
Set 2 & New (Empty Dummy) Set <ADD TOGETHER INTO> Target Set 1
Works since the calculation is additive to the existing target set forecast values.
Hi Guys,
You have sorted it out without my help.It is working like Matt says.
And by the way - Copy Entire Master Schedule was implemented on request by some customers who wanted to save the April situation in another MS set and then, as time goes by, compare June situation with what we thought and knew in April.
-Mats
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