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A dialog box appears with Entity, Source, Model, Model Node, and Weight fields. See Editing Entity Dialog Box Options.
Field | Description |
Entity | The Entity Selector allows you to specify the source entity to assign to the selected target dictionary node. After you save your changes, this value appears in the Source Entity column of the target dictionary grid. In addition, the Base Currency for the Source Entity displays in the target dictionary grid. |
Source | The source used to store the source entity in the PERFORM database for the node. After you save your changes, this value appears in the Source column of the target dictionary grid. |
Model | The Performance Model. |
Model Node | The Dictionary node. By default the system uses the Total level. You can assign nodes below the Total level by double-clicking “Total.” |
Weight | The desired target weight of the node for the custom blended benchmark you are creating. When you define a blended benchmark, the target weights typically add up to 100%. However, you can define weights that do not total 100%. This can apply to derivative products and their respective custom benchmarks, and carve outs for analysis purposes. |
- Select values from the Entity, Source, and Model drop-down lists.
- Select or clear one of the check boxes, as needed.
Check Box | Description |
Build index to include a security level data | This check box allows you to build the security level by entity. For more information, see “Building Custom Benchmarks at the Security Level.” |
Do not build Target performance model below assigned level | This option allows you to build custom benchmarks from source nodes with a different number of levels below them than their assigned target nodes to increase the compatibility between performance models. When you: § Select this check box, the default value, the entity build process builds the target performance model from the assignment node up to the total level for the model. It does not process levels below the assigned node. § Clear this check box, the entity build process builds the target performance model all the way down to its lowest level. For more information, see “Building the Target Dictionary at Assigned Level and Above.” |
- If you want to change the Model Node, double-click the Total
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