Using Column D to Consolidate by Transaction Details
Column D constants for use in the spec area are the indicators for listing by transaction details, by transaction consolidated total, and by transaction total. Values must begin with “P”.
List By |
Cell Value of Column D |
Transaction details in posted transaction order |
PD |
Transaction consolidated total |
PT |
Transaction consolidated by account |
P(POSTRAN) |
Transaction consolidated by journal date |
P(POSTDATE) |
Transaction consolidated by posting sequence |
P(POSTSEQ) |
Transactions can also be listed by consolidated account segments and account groups as listings by accounts. When consolidating by a specific account order in listing by transactions, the column D value must start with P instead of with D.
For example, P(ACSEGVAL02) is the consolidation of transactions with account segment 2 retrieving records from a transaction, while D(ACSEGVAL02) is the consolidation of account history with account segment 2 retrieving records from an account.
To list the details by transaction, FR requires the spec to provide a correct sorting order, as illustrated in the following table:
Exclusive Sorting Order |
Meaning |
POSTTRAN |
By Posted Transaction, in account order |
POSTDATE |
By Date Order |
POSTSEQ |
By Posting Sequence Order |
POSTACCT |
By Account Posting Sequence |
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If the account reference is specified with exclusive sorting order at column A from a spec line and the order is an account order (for example, 1000:9000|ACCT), FR does not generate the transaction details of the spec line.
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The sorting order must be POSTTRAN if consolidation value in column D is P(POSTTRAN).
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The sorting order must be POSTDATE if consolidation value in column D is P(POSTDATE).
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The sorting order must be POSTSEQ if consolidation value in column D is P(POSTSEQ).
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If the consolidating total is retrieved by any defined account switches, like P(ACSEGVAL02), it can be sorted by any defined account order, similar to listing by accounts.
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Listing by transaction is only limited to the inquiry of transaction records from the inquired period.