Regarding Calculation script

Question

Hi All,
I am trying to move the numbers from all MIS Org Hierarchy lowest level members to one of the lowest level members of MIS (e.g. all MIS numbers into MIS_1900 member). I am using the following calculation script.
FIX(&CurMth, @DESCENDANTS("MIS Organization",0), @DESCENDANTS("GL Organization",0),@DESCENDANTS("Products",0), @DESCENDANTS("Balance Sheet",0))
     Amt("MIS_1900" = @CURRMBR("MIS Organization");)
ENDFIX;
This doesn't seem to be working.
But when i try the above FIX, and transfer from MIS_3000 to MIS_1900 using the below script, it works.
FIX(&CurMth, @DESCENDANTS("MIS Organization",0), @DESCENDANTS("GL Organization",0),@DESCENDANTS("Products",0), @DESCENDANTS("Balance Sheet",0))
     Amt("MIS_1900" = MIS_3000;)
ENDFIX;
Can anyone suggest me what am i doing wrong and how can i achieve transfer amount for all MIS into MIS_1900?
Thanks a ton for your time.
Edited by: DKH on Oct 7, 2010 3:15 AM

Answer 1

I think what is missing in most of the solutions is that with every account you are replacing the value in "MIS_1900"
Try something like
FIX(&CurMth, @Relative("MIS_Organization",0),@Levmbrs("Products",0), @Levmbrs("Balance Sheet",0),Amt)
IDescend("MIS Organizaion);
"MIS_1900"(
"MIS_1900"->Actual = "MIS_1900"->Actual + Actual ;
ENDFIX;
A couple of things.
1. I used levmbrs instead of @descendants since it will bring back a smaller set of data
2. If you will run this multiple times, you need a fix of the intersection of MIS_1900 to set it to missing before this fix otherwise you will just keep adding to it
3. The Actual is there as a single member from a dimension that would hold the data, you will need to modify this to meet your outline
4. You could add a statement after this to clear the data from the original member, but it would make the code non repearable. You would have to relaod ti rerun