Which combination of dimensions is used for the status calculation in FCCS?

• A. Period, Year, Entity
• B. Year, Scenario, Base Entity and Account
• C. Scenario, View, Parent Entity and Account
• D. Period, Scenario, Base Entity and Parent Entity

Answer: (D)

The status calculation in FCCS is evaluated within a specific time, scenario, and entity context in the consolidation hierarchy. You determine status for a given time period and a given scenario, for a particular base entity, while also considering its parent entity to capture the consolidation context. The period provides the exact time frame, the scenario distinguishes different planning or reporting perspectives, the base entity identifies the entity being assessed, and the parent entity brings in the consolidated view so statuses roll up correctly through the hierarchy. That combination—Period, Scenario, Base Entity, and Parent Entity—is what correctly scopes the status calculation. Using Year instead of Period loses time granularity; including Account or View or omitting either base or parent entity would not provide the proper dimensional context for status determination.