It would be great to specify a location group in the LocationId parameter of the SI.TURNOVER function.
Currently we can specify multiple comma separated entities/locations, so using a location group doesn't seem to be much different.
Thanks
Ben
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Gabriel Michaudposted
about 15 hours ago
Yes, just leave it empty and filter using the Location Group dimension. The instance I tested it on in my previous message has multiple currencies enabled, Location ID was left blank and I got the balance for the "Operation Locations" location group.
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Ben Perryposted
1 day ago
Hi Gabriel,
Will this still work if we have multiple base currencies? The docs say the LocationId parameter for SI.TURNOVER is Optional unless the company has multiple base currencies
Do I just leave the parameter empty and use the Location Group Dimension as you said?
Thanks Ben
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Gabriel Michaudposted
1 day ago
Hi Ben,
Given that Location is just another dimension, you also have the ability to filter on it and leverage our support for dimension groups in the Dimensions argument of the function:
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Howdy,
Feature request here.
It would be great to specify a location group in the LocationId parameter of the SI.TURNOVER function.
Currently we can specify multiple comma separated entities/locations, so using a location group doesn't seem to be much different.
Thanks
Ben
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Gabriel Michaud posted about 15 hours ago
Yes, just leave it empty and filter using the Location Group dimension. The instance I tested it on in my previous message has multiple currencies enabled, Location ID was left blank and I got the balance for the "Operation Locations" location group.
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Ben Perry posted 1 day ago
Hi Gabriel,
Will this still work if we have multiple base currencies?
The docs say the LocationId parameter for SI.TURNOVER is Optional unless the company has multiple base currencies
Do I just leave the parameter empty and use the Location Group Dimension as you said?
Thanks
Ben
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Gabriel Michaud posted 1 day ago
Hi Ben,
Given that Location is just another dimension, you also have the ability to filter on it and leverage our support for dimension groups in the Dimensions argument of the function:
The exact formula I used is
=SI.CLOSINGBALANCE("Sage",,"1????","2019-01-01","2019-12-31",,,SI.DIMENSIONS("Sage","Location Group",C2))
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