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Example: Values for Custom Periods
Here’s an example to explain how values are read from weekly measure tables for custom periods with time scopes.

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Here’s an example to explain how values are read from weekly measure tables for custom periods with time scopes.
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Here’s a set of data.
The promotion timeframe spans from Wed, Nov 11 to Sat, Nov 28 and the in-store timeframe spans from Tue, Nov 17 to Mon, Nov 23. The promotion timeframe spans across three periods, and the value of each period is determined based on the week day share profile. Here’s how the values are calculated:The resultant value of the promotion timeframe is the sum of the values of P1, P2, and P3 = 50 + 340 + 160 = 450.
The in-store timeframe is determined based on the week day share profiles and the values stored in the relevant database table. So, value of the in-store timeframe = (70% of 400) + ((20% of 400) + (10% of 100)) = 280 + 90 = 370.

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