Performance
Same dimensions in a different order
Use one order for the same set of lists across the model: mixed Applies To orders make references slower and the model harder to follow.
What MaxCheck detects
A module or line item whose Applies To has the same lists as others but in a different order.
Why it hurts
Anaplan lays out cells in Applies To order. Mixed orders for the same lists make references between them slower and the model harder to follow.
Example
Taken from the rule's own test cases: formulas it must flag, and formulas it must not.
WarningFlags this(two modules, same lists, different order)
Module 1Applies To: Products, Regions
1 line items
Module 2Applies To: Products, Regions
1 line items
WarningModule 3Applies To: Regions, Products
1 line items
Fine (same order everywhere)
Module 1Applies To: Products, Regions
1 line items
Module 2Applies To: Products, Regions
1 line items
How to fix
Use one order for the same set of lists across the model. The finding names the order most of the model uses.
- Severity
- WarningCounts toward the area score.
- Area
- Performance
- Runs in
- Full analysis only
- Rule ID
- P_ORDERAPPLIESTO
- Version
- Rule 1.0.0, rule set 1.4.0
- Planual
- 2.01-11 Keep the Dimension Order consistenton Anaplan's Modules page
Does your model do this?
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