What member of the Currency dimension is associated with the Entity Input member of the Consolidation dimension?

The Entity Currency member in the Currency dimension is specifically designed to correspond to the currency used for reporting at the entity level. When an organization consolidates financial results, it often needs to convert inputs from various entities, which may report in different currencies. The Entity Input member within the Consolidation dimension expects input values associated with the respective entity's transactions.

The Entity Currency is crucial in this context because it represents the currency applicable for the entity whose data is being input. It enables accurate conversion and consolidation of financial data by reflecting the specific currency in which each entity operates. This allows for the aggregation of data from various currencies into a single reporting currency, maintaining clarity and consistency in financial reporting.

In contrast, the other members of the Currency dimension, such as Base Currency, Parent Currency, and Local Currency, serve different roles within the financial consolidation process. Base Currency generally refers to the main currency used for consolidation across the organization, while Parent Currency is used to refer to the currency of the parent entity consolidating the data. Local Currency typically represents the currency in which each entity maintains its operational accounts, which does not directly link to Entity Input in the same manner as Entity Currency does.