| # Default Allocation Relations (tfcat4503m000) Use this session to list default allocation relations. Default allocation relations are used as a template for allocation relations that occur repeatedly and use the same source and destination dimensions. Allocation relations can be qualitative or quantitative. A quantitative relation describes only the relation between the source and the destination. A qualitative relation also specifies the amount, the percentage or the quantity that must be assigned to the destination dimension. You can define and maintain the default allocation relations in the Default Allocation Relation (tfcat4103s000) details session. Related topics Default allocation relations setup Allocation Rule Set A set that offers various possibilities to build the allocation relation. You can build allocation relations by using allocation keys, default allocation relations or consumption rules. Destination The dimension type to be debited. Destination Dimension The dimension to be credited. Destination Reference Unit The reference unit of the debited dimension. Destination Ledger Account The debited ledger account of the destination dimension. Source The dimension type to be credited. Source Dimension The dimension to be credited. Source Reference Unit The reference unit of the credited dimension. Sequence No. The allocation relation number. Allocation Type The allocation type. Quantity The quantity that is allocated to another dimension. Amount The fixed amount that is debited to the destination dimension. Percentage The percentage of the budget or actual costs that must be debited from the destination dimension. Copy Default Allocation Relation into AR You can use this command to start the Copy Default Allocation Relations into Allocation Relations (tfcat4203m000) session. Allocation Relations When you use this command the Allocation Relations (tfcat4500m000) session is started |