Entity dimension settings
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Field description
Please find below the most important fields.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the dimension. This may be inserted in any of the languages available. |
| Time Dependent elements | This enables time-dependent management of the dimension and the relationships between its elements and the reclassification variables. |
| Multilanguage management | This enables the multi-language management of the description of dimension elements. |
| Cod. | This sorts the elements included in the reports by code. |
| Default element | Allows you to define a generic element for the dimension. Until now, in traditional processes, the Entity was always mandatory; this condition does no longer apply in multidimensional processes. In a multidimensional process, when an Entity is omitted, the default element specified here is used. As of today, the definition of the non-mandatory generic element for the entity is used by the reporting in the following cases: - Data entry in a multi-organisation process at a step where the company is not the organisational element - Using a multidimensional form - On a dataset with the Entity dimension - The Entity dimension is omitted in the dataset |
| Description | This sorts the elements included in the reports by description. |
| Custom sorting in hierarchies | This allows you to define custom sorting of the nodes and 'child’ elements in the structure of the dimension hierarchies. |
| Entity management by control types | This allows you to define the financial statement templates depending on the type of entity control. |
| Custom attributes | Attributes that can be related to the Entity dimension (max. 5). |