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Note: You can only consolidate summary accounts if you are using the balances consolidation method.
When you transfer your subsidiary data for a summary consolidation, General Ledger will check for overlapping accounts. If overlapping accounts are defined solely within your segment rules, the consolidation transfer will fail and the system will generate an exception report showing which accounts overlapped.
If accounts defined by your segment rules overlap with accounts defined by your account rules, the account rules will override the segmetn rules. General Ledger will correct any double-counted balances that result from the overlapped accounts.
If your subsidiary account has more segments than your parent, one of your subsidiary segments will be left unmapped. During a summary consolidation, the unmapped segment will be treated as a summary account segment with a value of "T".
Mapping Subsidiaries to Your Parent
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