Which dimension type shows how entity data rolls up from the local currency to the final numbers that contribute to its Parent entity member?

Which dimension type shows how entity data rolls up from the local currency to the final numbers that contribute to its Parent entity member?

• A. Consolidation
• B. Parent
• C. Intercompany
• D. Time

Answer: (A)

Consolidation is the type that defines how numbers from each entity are combined up the hierarchy. It governs the process by which data from subsidiaries, often in local currencies, is translated and aggregated to produce the final figures that feed the Parent member. In OneStream, this dimension controls the consolidation path, currency handling, and any eliminations or adjustments that occur as data moves from child entities to their parent. The other dimension types serve different roles: Intercompany handles intercompany eliminations, Time manages periods, and the Parent relationship describes who reports to whom rather than how the roll-up happens.

Consolidation is the type that defines how numbers from each entity are combined up the hierarchy. It governs the process by which data from subsidiaries, often in local currencies, is translated and aggregated to produce the final figures that feed the Parent member. In OneStream, this dimension controls the consolidation path, currency handling, and any eliminations or adjustments that occur as data moves from child entities to their parent. The other dimension types serve different roles: Intercompany handles intercompany eliminations, Time manages periods, and the Parent relationship describes who reports to whom rather than how the roll-up happens.