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Nikpowar97
May 17, 2024
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Input data in forms at parent Entity

  • May 17, 2024
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Is there any way we can input the data at the Parent Entity:

One Possible way is Set O#AdjInput and Set Account Property > Allow Adjustments to Data Entry to which I want to input data data.
But I am sceptical as it will not allow me to allow Posting a Journal on the base level entity for the account.

Is there any possible or better way to do this?

If I dont find an answer I have to replicate the Accounts in a alternatate hierarchy with some suffix for the with same description and then copy the data to the original account. 😞

Regards,

Nikhil 

 

 

Best answer by Henning

Hi, without knowing your exact use case it is hard to give you the most appropriate advice. Posting journals is my preferred option. Despite that, one can consider setting up an new base entity below the parent you plan to manually enter data to. This mostly goes in line with the process and the requirements. This entity E#xyz_parent_adj can have its own workflow and can be written to individually by e.g. group users and also locked accordingly. 

I would assume that one or a handful of such entities suffice, depending on your data model in case entering or loading journals is not an option.

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HenningAnswer
May 17, 2024

Hi, without knowing your exact use case it is hard to give you the most appropriate advice. Posting journals is my preferred option. Despite that, one can consider setting up an new base entity below the parent you plan to manually enter data to. This mostly goes in line with the process and the requirements. This entity E#xyz_parent_adj can have its own workflow and can be written to individually by e.g. group users and also locked accordingly. 

I would assume that one or a handful of such entities suffice, depending on your data model in case entering or loading journals is not an option.

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Nikpowar97Author
July 19, 2024

Thanks Henning ,

This is always a expected option we use in all our project to create a Ent_Adj member to make topside adjs on forms. I was looking forward to explore to see if we can input data through forms on parent entities without the option (All adjustments = Data Entry).

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