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Hi Michel,
What I always do in such a case is to follow the data step by step to locate the exact spot where it goes "missing". That means checking...
- local currencies on base entities to verify the data has been loaded
- translated currencies on base entities to verify the data has been translated
- C#Share on base entities to verify the data has been correctly aggregated to this member
- etc. until you are at C#Top and then you repeat this for each parent level entity until you found the C# member and entity combination.
Once you located this, you then drill into the details.... Origin dimension, flow dimension, audit dimension etc. until you know where the data stops aggregating or maybe moved to a different member. Once you found that point, it is usually obvious where it went wrong.
Hope that helps!
What's really strange is that I've done this, and it all aggregates and translates as expected until it gets to the top entity. Its direct children (which includes translation to USD) all are rolling up correctly. It's only not rolling up to the top parent, and only for certain periods. Still digging, but I'm perplexed at this point
- Henning5 months agoValued Contributor II
In the end - when you finally find it - it will probably be quite simple. Happens to everyone. All one can do is keep digging.
You can also use a copy of this app in DEV and replicate the issue with a single data point. As you say, some data is rolling up, other data is not. Replicate both and see what the difference is. Translation you have checked (very often people forget to populate FX rates). Is it P&L data? Balance sheet data? ...
- Mike_Sabourin5 months agoContributor II
It's all the data, unfortunately.
- cbriscoe3 months agoContributor
Hi Michel, any luck with starting the consolidation now? I am following this one. Cheers
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