full p+1?
Anyone know what "full p+1" analysis is referring to? Thanks.
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Not sure exactly but it probably has something to do with forecasting/budgeting, i.e. -
3+9 = 3 months actual, the next 9 months forecasted 6+6 9+3
not sure how full p+1 would fit in there though
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