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I have checked the rule R0003 and I did not find the logical for the allocation of all products. Please see the following screenshoot of the analysis I did in smartview.
I really appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.
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Can you elaborate as to what you mean by "the logical"?
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Hi Evan,
Thanks for the fast response. What I mean I that I do not find the functional behavior of the rule R0003. I could understand the rules R0001 and R0002 by following the path, and I did the same with rule R0003 without sucess.
Thanks in advance.
Edward
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Hi there Edward,
Are you asking for help to understand why the data distribution by product has a value of "X" when the driver data indicates it should have a different value?
If that is the question then please drill into the member "Materials". This is a parent with several children, each having a different distribution %. You cannot and should not add % to a total and use that value as your validation.
Below is one example for "Frames" under "Materials",and the results are correct.
I hope this is helpful.
Kind regards,
Alecs
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Hi Alecsandra,
I tested again with the tip you sent to me, and It works fine. Your help was very helpfull. Thanks a lot.
Best regards.
Edward
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