Period Syntax

Syntax	Example	Comment
[]	[]	Selects default property value (not period related). This must be used when using the count property and retrieving resource sets. See Count Examples.
*	*	Displays 1 'virtual' period which represents the sum of all periods in the horizon.
[<period name>]	[Week 1]	Displays period specified. For example Week 1.
[<period name>] + <number periods>	[Week 2]+1	Displays the period specified and subsequent number of periods. For example, periods: 'Week 2', 'Week 3'.
[#<period index>] + <number periods>	[#10]+2	Displays the 10th period in the horizon plus 2 following periods. #10, #11, #12.
*[#<period index>] +<number periods>	*[#2]+2	Displays 1 'virtual' period which represents the SUM over the period range (period index + subsequent two periods. For example, Sum of Period 2, Period 3, Period 4).
*[<period name>] + <number periods>	*[Week 4]+3	Displays 1 'virtual' period which represents the SUM over the period range (period name + subsequent three periods. For example, Sum of Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7).
*[<period name>] + <number periods>	*[Week 4]+3,[Week 4]+3	Displays 1 'virtual' period which represents the SUM over the period range and the individual periods (period name + subsequent three periods. For example Sum of Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7 and the Values of Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7).
*,[<period name>] + <number periods>	*,1+%app_var_sp_sco_cycle_horizon%	Displays 1 'virtual' period which represents the sum of all periods in the horizon followed by all periods in the horizon as defined in the `sp_sco_cycle_horizon` app variable.

[]

Selects default property value (not period related). This must be used when using the count property and retrieving resource sets. See Count Examples.

*

Displays 1 'virtual' period which represents the sum of all periods in the horizon.

[<period name>]

[Week 1]

Displays period specified. For example Week 1.

[<period name>] + <number periods>

[Week 2]+1

Displays the period specified and subsequent number of periods. For example, periods: 'Week 2', 'Week 3'.

[#<period index>] + <number periods>

[#10]+2

Displays the 10th period in the horizon plus 2 following periods. #10, #11, #12.

*[#<period index>] +<number periods>

*[#2]+2

Displays 1 'virtual' period which represents the SUM over the period range (period index + subsequent two periods. For example, Sum of Period 2, Period 3, Period 4).

*[<period name>] + <number periods>

*[Week 4]+3

Displays 1 'virtual' period which represents the SUM over the period range (period name + subsequent three periods. For example, Sum of Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7).

*[<period name>] + <number periods>

*[Week 4]+3,[Week 4]+3

Displays 1 'virtual' period which represents the SUM over the period range and the individual periods (period name + subsequent three periods. For example Sum of Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7 and the Values of Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7).

*,[<period name>] + <number periods>

*,1+%app_var_sp_sco_cycle_horizon%

Displays 1 'virtual' period which represents the sum of all periods in the horizon followed by all periods in the horizon as defined in the sp_sco_cycle_horizon app variable.