Struggle to understand NEXEL

Harry Sun · 2024-07-30T07:31:33+00:00

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Harry Sun

Hi BOARD Team,

After reading through the manual, I still cannot understand how NEXEL reference works. In our production system:

Active cell is 5.6. Formula is =[@b;-1;*]/AVERAGEIF([@b;-5;*]:[@b;-5;+12],">0").

My understanding:

[@b;-1;*] pointing to 7,162. Is it correct?

[@b;-5;*]:[@b;-5;+12] pointing to Demand layer for 12 cells. then get the average of them. Is it correct?

Why [@b;-1] pointing to Closing Stock (one row above active cell) but [@b;-5] is NOT pointing to Adjusted Suggest POs (five row above active cell)?

Thanks

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Remo Bollhalder

Ah I did not realise it is working as intended currently. To answer your question:

If you remove the sorting and filter I would assume that the row "Demand" is 5 rows above "Closing Stock"

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Remo Bollhalder

Hi @Harry Sun

there can be a whole range of things causing Nexel to behave differently than expected. As a quick fix you could refer to the row with the entity code instead, as your goal looks achievable with a static reference.

If you would like to solve the issue why the dynamic reference is not working please share your layout editor, including filter and sorting.

Harry Sun

Hi Remo,

This NEXEL is working fine, which is done by BOARD developer. But I could not understand why [@b;-1;*] seems pointing to one row above the active cell but [@b;-5;*]:[@b;-5;+12] is pointing to 8 rows above (not 5 rows).

Layout , filter and sorting as following

If I make UROW visible, it looks like following

Thanks

Remo Bollhalder

Ah I did not realise it is working as intended currently. To answer your question:

If you remove the sorting and filter I would assume that the row "Demand" is 5 rows above "Closing Stock"

Harry Sun

Hi Remo,

Thanks a lot. it is exactly why. Appreciate your help.