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In addition, we're providing options for proportional or relative proportional data spreading to a forecast as of PAW 2.0.66.
Benefit – allow to choose data spreading for more accurate forecasting
Proportional data spreading distributes a specified value among cells proportional to existing cell values.
Relative proportional data spreading distributes values to the leaves (children) of a consolidation proportional to the leaves of a reference cell or cells. This is useful when you want to create a forecast based on a known previous time period.
Both of these spreading methods can be applied to a forecast.
Thank you for the feedback.
1. A new option was added (in PA Workspace 66) to provide more spreading options for forecasts at the consolidated level. The forecast side-panel now includes options to spread the forecast value by a) the previous period (last month) or b) the equivalent historical period based on seasonality (same month last year).
2. I've associate this idea with a roadmap item for creating a forecast baseline or forecasting multiple items in-bulk. The feature will allow the planning analyst to define and execute and large number of algorithmic forecasts (thus seeding algorithmic values for items on multiple TM1 slices).
3. A small point for your infomation, today the user is able to select multiple items to forecast form a exploration view. I realize this is limiting for larger use-cases.
Thanks again.