IFormulaTransformModel.AllowForecastBeforeIdent

Fore Syntax

AllowForecastBeforeIdent: Boolean;

Fore.NET Syntax

AllowForecastBeforeIdent: boolean;

Description

The AllowForecastBeforeIdent property determines whether forecasting period can be before sample period.

Comments

Available values:

True. Forecasting period can be before sample period.
False. Forecasting period must be after sample period.

Fore Example

Executing the example requires a workbook with the WB_AUTOPERIOD identifier containing a calculated series. This series must be the first in data table and must be calculated by means of forecasting method.

Add links to the Cubes, Express, Laner, Metabase, Ms system assemblies.

Sub UserProc;
Var
    mb: IMetabase;
    ErAn: IEaxAnalyzer;
    Laner: ILaner;
    Series: ILanerSeries;
    Serie: ILanerCalculateSerie;
    TransformModel: IFormulaTransformModel;
Begin
    // Get current repository
    mb := MetabaseClass.Active;
    // Get workbook
    ErAn := mb.ItemById("WB_AUTOPERIOD").Edit As IEaxAnalyzer;
    Laner := ErAn.Laner;
    // Get the first series in workbook table
    Series := laner.Series;
    Serie := Series.Item(0) As ILanerCalculateSerie;
    // Set up series calculation period
    TransformModel := Serie.Transform;
    TransformModel.AutoPeriod := TransformModelAutoPeriodOptions.None;
    // Specify that forecasting period can be before sample period
    TransformModel.AllowForecastBeforeIdent := True;
    // Set sample period borders
    TransformModel.IdentificationStartDate := DateTime.Parse("01.01.2010");
    TransformModel.IdentificationEndDate := DateTime.Parse("01.01.2015");
    // Set forecasting period borders
    TransformModel.ForecastStartDate := DateTime.Parse("31.12.2005");
    TransformModel.ForecastEndDate := DateTime.Parse("31.12.2009");
    // Save changes
    (ErAn As IMetabaseObject).Save;
End Sub UserProc;

Fore.NET Example

The requirements and result of the Fore.NET example execution match with those in the Fore example. Use Fore.NET analogs instead of Fore components.