The AccountEntity_x and AccountPartner_x keywords specify the accounts for matching. For each account pair to match, you specify AccountEntity_x and AccountPartner_x starting with zero. To create a One to Many or Many to Many matching report, specify additional accounts using the correct keyword. You cannot use duplicate keywords within one report. For example, you should not have AccountEntity_0 more than once within one report.
AccountEntity_0=A#Sales.C1#GolfBalls.C2#Customer2 AccountPartner_0=A#Purchases.C1#GolfBalls.C2#Customer2
This example uses these keywords to show all accounts in one matching report:
AccountEntity_0=A#1004780 AccountEntity_1=A#1004790 AccountEntity_2=A#1005850 AccountEntity_3=A#1005850 AccountPartner_0=A#2000100 AccountPartner_1=A#2000140 AccountPartner_2=A#2000210 AccountPartner_3=A#2000250 AccountPartner_4=A#2000320 AccountPartner_5=A#2000430 AccountPartner_6=A#2000560 AccountPartner_7=A#2000630 AccountPartner_8=A#2000680
This example uses the Entity and Partner keywords to create different reports with different account pairs. This is an example of one report with one account matching two accounts (one to many):
This example shows one report with two accounts matching one account (many to one):
Report 3 is an example of one report with one account matching with one account (one to one).
Report 4 is an example of one report with two accounts matching with four accounts (many to many).