In which Dimension can you find the Aggregated member?

In which Dimension can you find the Aggregated member?

• A. Consolidation Dimension
• B. Account Dimension
• C. Entity Dimension
• D. View Dimension

Answer: (A)

The Aggregated member lives in the Consolidation dimension. It represents the total across all child members (entities) under a given parent, allowing you to view consolidated numbers rather than per-entity figures. This is what you use when you want a single, enterprise-wide view of the data. The other dimensions serve different purposes: the Account dimension defines individual accounts, the Entity dimension lists the legal entities, and the View dimension controls how data is sliced (such as actual versus budget). Since aggregation across entities is a consolidation function, the Aggregated member is placed in the Consolidation dimension.

The Aggregated member lives in the Consolidation dimension. It represents the total across all child members (entities) under a given parent, allowing you to view consolidated numbers rather than per-entity figures. This is what you use when you want a single, enterprise-wide view of the data.

The other dimensions serve different purposes: the Account dimension defines individual accounts, the Entity dimension lists the legal entities, and the View dimension controls how data is sliced (such as actual versus budget). Since aggregation across entities is a consolidation function, the Aggregated member is placed in the Consolidation dimension.