Subsidiary Consolidation
Hi Experts, I have subsidiary entity where it needs to be consolidated 100% but with other line of adjustments as below NCI calculation on equity portion/Share capital elimination. in HFM, We used...
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Yes, in principle it works the same way as in HFM. You calculate the share/proportion in the share section, if you don't need special treatment like a change in scope of consolidation flow, you can use api.ExecuteDefaultShare() to populate share. And then you can write a custom rule for equity accounts.
Thank you so much for the explanation ChristianW
Kindly also help understand which combinations I need to take to store the elimination values for Origin & Consolidation dimensions especially with these node level calculation. for instance we pass the values in HFM parent total into elimination with reversal of proportion for equity accounts and offset them into NCI accounts to show them separately into Equity section of BS
The consolidation dimension is set by the dataunit.
Origin member Elimination can only be used, if the business rule runs in the c#elimination dataunit.
Typically you run it in the
Case Is = FinanceFunctionType.ConsolidateElimination
section of the Finance Business rule (or better in a sub-procedure).
So you only need to set the origin dimension:
O#Elimination
or
TargetCell.DataBufferCellPk.OriginId = dimconstants.Elimination
By the way, there is also an "api.ExecuteDefaultElimination" command, that runs the intercompany elimination for you.
Hi ChristianW,
After you said, i have drafted the rule. I am not able to see the databuffer log for the source filter and also kindly confirm if below rule draft lines are sensible to work with NCI eliminations
Once results are populated in log buffer so that i am confident that there are records coming into buffer and i can go a head with next lines of code to make NCI calculation to get completed
Also kindly confirm if any options to be enabled or to be enabled into consolidaiton alogirthm and its respective options, when we write this NCI/Subsidiary consolidation rules