Insert an account calculation or account aggregate
When you work in firesys with numerical values in Excel, you can use what are called account calculations. An account calculation consists of an addition or subtraction of the account values that are saved in firesys and can be used for all key dates. The calculation result of an account calculation can be changed as it is being created by using mathematical functions according to the specifications that are relevant to you. Furthermore, after you insert an account calculation, you can also add a manual rounding value, which you can use to change the result of the account calculation manually to improve how it is presented and to allow you to continue working on it.
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Definition
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A key date-independent account calculation or account aggregate always consists of the addition or subtraction of one or more accounts. For each key date, the account calculation and account aggregate are then available with the respective account values.
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The description of the individual components when working with account calculations
The schematic view
The first diagram shows the relationship between the individual components that are required for creating an account calculation:
The initial situation is that your MeetingPoint already contains account values. You can use the “Insert” function in the “Management” group in the master value manager to create an account calculation. The account calculation dialogue box opens, the firesys tool for creating an account calculation. Each account calculation requires a name (which is unique for the account group that is used). You can then select the account group from which the accounts for the account calculation should be used. All available accounts are displayed in the list area. You can left-click on the relevant list entry to select all accounts that should be added - and right-click all accounts that should be subtracted.
You can then click on the “OK” button to create an account calculation - or optionally, to add a mathematical operator, a pre-defined factor and, where applicable, rounding (to a defined number of decimal places) to the calculation - and then finish creating it by clicking on “OK”. This automatically saves the account calculation in the MeetingPoint.
Note: For each key date, the account calculation is then available with the respective account values for the key date.
The second diagram shows the context of working further with account calculations, once one or more account calculation(s) have been created in the master value manager and transferred to the MeetingPoint.
The firesys MeetingPoint is used here as the central organisational unit and collection point for all account calculations. From here, the account calculations that exist in the MeetingPoint can be inserted into any cell that is not locked or which contains a different master value by using the “Insert” function (in the “*Content” menu ribbon in the “Master values” group).
Good to know
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Account calculations are always related to key dates. Sometimes, account calculations cannot be inserted correctly and used for certain key dates, whereas on other key dates, not all required account values are available (yet) which means that incorrect account calculations are created. |
Create an account calculation
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Insert an account calculation
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Additional functions
Using a manual rounding value
Once you have added an account calculation, you see the result immediately in the respective cell. You can use this result further in other account calculations or validations, or it can be used as a presentation number in Word. You can use a manual rounding value to change the final result of an account calculation. The process is explained in more detail in the following diagram:
The initial situation is that you have already created an account calculation, or you are currently creating a new account calculation. To add a manual rounding value, the work area of the “Insert values” function must be opened and selected as data type “Account calculation”.
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Always ensure that you have selected the correct key date when you create a manual rounding value. |
You can now select the account calculation you require in the list area. When you click on the “Rounding wizard” button, you see the initial value of the selected account calculation. In the “Manual rounding value” dialogue box that follows, enter any number you like (you can also use the − icon to enter negative numbers). When you enter one or more figures, the calculation result automatically changes under “Final result”. As soon as you have entered an appropriate manual rounding value, you can confirm the entry by clicking on “OK”.
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As soon as you have made changes to an account calculation that is dependent on key dates, the new end result is automatically transferred to the MeetingPoint and the value of the initial value is thus overwritten, which will affect all other workbooks that reference this account calculation. You can reset a manual rounding value at any time by removing the rounding value that was manually entered beforehand. |
Case study: Inserting an account calculation
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Select master values/transmitter cells
As soon as you have made changes to an account calculation that is dependent on key dates, the new end result is automatically transferred to the MeetingPoint and the value of the initial value is thus overwritten, which will affect all other workbooks that reference this account calculation. You can reset a manual rounding value at any time by removing the rounding value that was manually entered beforehand.
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You can select either all transmitter values, or all master values. You cannot select both value types at the same time. |
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See also
Insert values from the MeetingPoint into Excel
Insert transmitter values
Insert manual values
Insert account values
Synchronise and detach values
Manage inserted values