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Kamila
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May 30, 2023
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Time member - 2023

  • May 30, 2023
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Dear Team,

 

I'm trying to use 2023 time member, to see all YTD values till today, but it seems to be empty.

It doesn't make sense as we reported Jan-Apr figures. I have made a consolidation on T#2023 member, but it doesn't change anything. Am I missing something?

 

Thanks!

Best answer by aricgresko

OS is a YTD system so what you tried won't work.  If the system Admin maintains "Global Time", then the easiest thing to do is use T#Global and V#YTD.  Otherwise, you would use the most recent period, i.e., T#2023M4 and V#YTD.

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aricgresko
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May 30, 2023

OS is a YTD system so what you tried won't work.  If the system Admin maintains "Global Time", then the easiest thing to do is use T#Global and V#YTD.  Otherwise, you would use the most recent period, i.e., T#2023M4 and V#YTD.

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    OneStream Employee
    chulOneStream Employee
    OneStream Employee
    May 30, 2023

    I'm guessing that your No Data Zero View setting on your scenario is set to YTD. This means that if no data has been loaded to May (given you've reported through April), OS assumes it's zero and will derive data in May, bringing the data to zero for May (and subsequently for June-Dec as well as 2023).

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      KamilaAuthor
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      June 2, 2023

      Thank you Aricgresko and Chul! I have used GlobalTime to solve this. 

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