on 2025 Apr 01 12:17 PM
Hi Experts,
We have a scenario where we need to report on sub-consolidations. We have 200+ Cons Units and a statutory and management view and sub-cons within them.
Where there is a parent holding an investment in a sub, I understand we will need to setup a CG.
However, for just intercompany elims - how do we avoid setting up cons groups for each sub-consolidation sub-grouping?
A simple example: In the statutory view there is CU 1-7 where CU 3 is the parent of 4 & 5. Graphical below.
If we want to report on consolidated 3 group - this would mean that we have to setup CG-A: 1-7; CG-B for 3 4 and 5.
If I run on CG1 and select 3,4,5 or a CU hierarchy included 3 4 and 5, in Group Data Analysis, I believe the result will display consolidated including eliminations for any CU in CG1 not just 3,4,5.
Asking since we are working with Group Reporting 2023 OP FP01
GRDC is not available, and the site updated from EC-CS where Cons Group hierarchies are successfully used to meet this requirement.
Multiply this requirement by sub-cons for both statutory and management (with 5 sub-groups) and the result is many Cons Groups to run consolidation and roll forward every year.
How do we avoid creating all this effort for the users?
They will need to run tasks and reconcile data.
Regards,
Eyal
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Hello Eyal,
If your sub consolidation (for consolidation unit 3) does not include group dependent entries (posting levels 02,12,22,30) you can run a group report with selecting a consolidation hierarchy and no consolidation group (select #).
This will select the data of the units included in the hierarchy nodes, and the eliminations (posting level 20) posted between consolidation units and partner units included in the hierarchy nodes. The eliminations will be displayed on elimination members (one per hierarchy node).
This is described here:
Hope this helps!
Best regards,
Grégoire
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