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Consolidation Groups Quiestion BPC

former_member182305
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Hello Experts,

I have a question regarding the Consolidation Groups.

In the project I am doing, my customer wants 3 Consolidation Groups, 1 for the official reporting (for IFRS) and 2 to perform kind of scenarios there are Companies that are not officially by IFRS part of the group but they consolidated as well as part of the grop for some analysis.

I sove it the next way, but not sure if it will work it might but im not Possitive.

3 Hier in company Dimension for the COI.

H1 Parent of E_CG1 IFRS

H2 Parent of E_CG2 Free

H3 Parent of E_CG3 Free

We have 10 companies so they will be in E_ConsGroups,

Group 1 -> Companies 1 to 7 -> IFRS

Group 2 -> Comanies 5 to 10 -> Scenario what if 1

Group 3 -> all companies. -> Scenario what if 2

This will be assigning to each company the Entity_Consolidation Group in different Hier.

as mentioned above H1, H2 and H3.

In the Consolidation Groups I have

G_CG1 related to E_CG1, G_CG2 related to E_CG2 and G_CG3 related to E_CG3. So I guess even if the CC are repeated at the time of performing O-Elim, APAR-Elim and US-Elim, Everything will work according the Consolidation groups elmimiations and reporting in the corresponding group.

Thanks for the comments.

Best Regards

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lucas_costa3
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Yes it will work, but this solution does not a offer the same flexibility normal elimination and adjustments will.

For instance, the consolidation hierarchy is time/version depending which will give you a great range of possibilities around consolidation.

former_member182305
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Hello Luca,

Thank you very much for you answer, I just wanted to be sure that it would work, because the other solution I was thinking of was 3 different Consolidation Model, but that would mean 3 times the same information coming form ECC.

Thanks again for your commment on the post,

Best Regards.

lucas_costa3
Active Contributor

No problem.

If you proceed with the US Elim, just make sure you have one Elimination Entity per group. Otherwise will distort your numbers.