PTI Andante
About
PTI Andante is a collection of script utilities for demand planners to help their daily tasks.
Installing
To install, simply run:
pip install PTIAndante
Usage
Type andante in the terminal to see commands options.
Pivoting Tool
This tool is invoked with pivot command. It reads Input Revision (Pre-Demand) file and produces a 'pivot' file that can be read by Raw Revisi file.
Develop
Contact me if you need access to the GitLab repository.
Metadata
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