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Copy Versions : Hyperion Planning


You can copy versions using the Hyperion Planning Web client. You use the Copy Versions page to copy data from one bottom-up or target version of a selected scenario to another bottom-up or target version within the same scenario. You can copy between bottom-up and target versions, but keep in mind the following: When you copy to a bottom-up version, only selected level zero entities are copied. When you copy to a target version, all selected entities are copied. For example, you can create a Best Case version and then copy some or all of the data in that version to a Worst Case version to quickly create a starting point for the new version .To copy a version:
1. Open an application in the Hyperion Planning Web client.
2. From the Hyperion Planning Home page, click Copy Versions.
3. In the Scenario drop-down list, select the scenario you want to copy.
4. In the Copy From drop-down list, select the version from which you want to copy data.
5. In the Copy To drop-down list, select the version into which you want to copy data
6. Click Go. Note: The entities for the selected version display in the Available Entities list.
7. In the Available Entities list, select the entities to which you want to copy data. 
Note: The Available Entities list displays only the entities to which you have write access.8. Click > to add the selected entity to the Selected Entities list or click >> to add all of the entities in the Available Entities list. Click < to remove a selected entity from the list, or click <<to remove all entities from the list.
9. Repeat steps 7 and 8 until the Selected Entities list is complete.
10. Optional: To copy any comments or annotations that are associated with counts, select the Copy Account Annotations check box.
11. Optional: To copy any supporting details that are associated with versions, elect the Copy Supporting Details check box. 
Note: Only annotations for selected entities are copied. If you are copying to a bottom-upversion, only level zero entities and their annotations are copied.
12. Click Copy Data.

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