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yalixie
New Contributor III
2 years ago

IC Elimination Amount Ghosted

We see some ghosted elimination amount stuck at parent level and they keep getting carried forward to the rest of periods. The elim amounts are greyed out, but still get aggregated up along the entity rollup. Is there a way to stop the ghosted elim amount?  We copied the actual data from Actual scenario to Fcst Scenario.  Actual scenario is fine, but Fcst scenario has this ghosted elim amount issue.  Is there any setting which triggered this?

  • yalixie's avatar
    yalixie
    New Contributor III

    FYI, I loaded a penny at local currency in the same intersection.  The ghosted elim amount is gone. 

    • MikeG's avatar
      MikeG
      Contributor III

      Hi yalixie , the ghosted amount you are seeing is a Derived value.  On your Cube, check this setting here:  Check the Calculate Elimination Cons Member if No Data is set to True.  By default this is set to False.

      Lastly, check your View member at the Parent entity and make sure your V#CalculationStatus is OK at the top parent level you are looking at.  The Calc Status should be OK (Calculated and Consolidated) while you are reviewing the data at the Parent level.

      Hope this helps,

       

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    yalixie
    New Contributor III

    Thanks for your information! Mike
    I checked the cube properties setting. My app has already been set to True. The calculation and consolidation status are both OK. We always make sure to run Force Consolidate when the calc status is not OK. The problem is that my actual scenario is fine, no derived elim ,but forecast scenario had Elim amount carried forward for the rest of periods even though there was no IC data at the associated IC accounts. I compared my Actual Scenario to Forecast Scenario. The difference is YTD vs Periodic. I changed the view of forecast scenario to YT and recopied the actual months data over, but still didn't make any difference till I manually loaded a penny to the intersection.

     

     

    • Larry_Manekin's avatar
      Larry_Manekin
      New Contributor II

      Hi,

      I'm having the same issue (and using the same solution). Did you find a better one then adding the penny?

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    yalixie
    New Contributor III

    We extracted the prior period YTD balances for P&L accounts and loaded the hard zeros to the forecast periods.