- 1. Model Business Unit
Specify the model business unit that contains the account descriptions you want to use. If you leave this processing option blank, the transaction account descriptions will be used.
- 3. Summarize Subsidiary Accounts
Specify whether to summarize all subsidiary accounts into one object account. Values are:
Blank: Do not summarize subsidiary accounts.
1: Summarize subsidiary accounts.
- 4. Class Total Level
Specify how the system should classify accounts for purposes of sub-totaling. The report classifies accounts by account number.
Enter a number that corresponds to the number of account number digits you want to use to classify accounts. You can classify by one, two, three, or four digits of the account number. The report includes a class total for each classification. Values are:
1: Classify by the first digit of the account number.
2: Classify by the first two digits of the account number.
3: Classify by the first three digits of the account number.
4: Classify by all four digits of the account number.
If you leave this processing option blank, the report will not include any class totals.
You can use this processing option in conjunction with the Last Balance Sheet Account processing option to include subtotals for balance sheet and profit-and-loss accounts. If you do not specify a Class Total Level, the report will not include subtotals for balance sheet and profit-and-loss accounts.
For example, if you classify accounts by two digits, the report will include a class total for accounts 1000 through 1099, and another class total for accounts 1100 through 1199, and so on. If you classify accounts by three digits, the report will include a class total for accounts 1100 through 1110, and another class total for accounts 1111 through 1119, and so on. If you classify accounts by all four digits, each object account will have its own class total; subsidiary accounts to a single object will be included in the class total.
The system includes class totals at the level you specify and at lower levels.
For example, if you classify accounts by two digits, the report will include a class total for accounts 1000 through 1999 in addition to the class totals for accounts 1000 through 1099, 1100 through 1199, and so on.