Multiple Assumption Rules and Effective Dates Example
Using the setup information provided, the example shows how the system determines which assumption rule to use when you assign more than one assumption rule for the unit.
The system uses these processing options from the AREF Budget Calculation program (R15L1091) to determine the effective dates of the assumption, based on the specified assumption term:
2. Budget Start Period: 01
3. Budget Start Fiscal Year:07
4. Years to Forecast:10
This table shows the unit assumption setup information:
Assumption ID |
New Term |
New Term Type |
Effective Dates |
---|---|---|---|
ARA |
2 |
AN |
01/01/07–12/31/11 |
ARB |
5 |
AN |
01/01/9–12/31/13 |
ARC |
36 |
MO |
01/01/14–12/31/16 |
ARD |
Blank |
Blank |
01/01/07–12/31/16 |
This table shows the effective date of the expense participation, sales overage, and recurring bill code rules based on the effective date of the assumption rule:
Rule Type |
Rule Name |
Rule Effective Dates |
---|---|---|
Assumption Rule 01 |
ARA |
01/01/07–12/31/08 |
Assumption Rule 02 |
ARB |
01/01/09–12/31/13 |
Assumption Rule 03 |
ARC |
01/01/14–12/31/16 |
E.P. Rules ID 01 |
EPA |
01/01/07–12/31/08 |
E.P. Rules ID 02 |
EPB |
01/01/09–12/31/16* |
E.P. Rules ID 03 |
NA |
NA |
Sales Overage Rule 01 |
SOA |
01/01/07–12/31/16* |
Sales Overage Rule 02 |
NA |
NA |
Sales Overage Rule 03 |
NA |
NA |
Recurring Bill Code Rule 01 |
RBA |
01/01/07–12/31/08 |
Recurring Bill Code Rule 02 |
RBB |
01/01/09–12/31/16* |
Recurring Bill Code Rule 03 |
NA |
NA |
* Based on the R15L1091 program processing option settings.
The system uses the through effective date of Assumption Rule 03 as the through effective date of the corresponding rule. Similarly, if the first assumption rule does not have a specified term, the assumption is effective for the duration of the budget and the system never uses the second and subsequent assumption, expense participation, sales overage, or recurring bill code rules.