PinnedPublished inTowards Data ScienceIntuition behind Central Limit TheoremCentral Limit Theorem (CLT) is one of the most fundamental concepts in the field of statistics.Mar 8, 20211Mar 8, 20211
Anaplan Use-Case 8: Dependent Dropdown / Filtered Picklist (Many-to-Many)Have you ever been asked to show a limited set of selectable values (as dropdown) in a list-formatted line-item Y based (dependent) on…Oct 14Oct 14
Anaplan Use-Case 5: Combination ListWe all encounter situations where business users need to work with numerous dimensions, each with a multitude of items. For a Solution…Aug 29Aug 29
Anaplan Use-Case 6: Override at Higher LevelWe have heard about “override” both in business planning and in Anaplan world. Often, business users import some data and then override a…Jun 13Jun 13
Anaplan Use-Case 7: Dependent Dropdown / Filtered Picklist (1-to-Many)Have you ever been asked to show a limited set of selectable values (as dropdown) in a list-formatted line-item Y based (dependent) on…Jun 2Jun 2
Why Anaplan Use-Case Series?“And suddenly you know: It’s time to start something new and trust the magic of beginnings.” — Meister Eckhart.Apr 27Apr 27
Anaplan Use-Case 4: Linear InterpolationLinear Interpolation is a mathematical method used to estimate values between two known numbers. While not common, it does occasionally pop…Mar 10Mar 10
Anaplan Use-Case 3: Matrix-Style vs. Vector-Style Data GridOften, business users find it more convenient to review and input assumptions/drivers in a certain style. Once such way is matrix-style…Mar 6Mar 6
Anaplan Use-Case 2: Relevant List ItemsIn business planning, not all the members of a dimension are required for planning. This article delves into a use-case centered on using a…Mar 1Mar 1