
Copy Cost Budget from
| Source | Specifies the source from which the data is to be determined and transferred.
Possible sources are:
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| Budget Name | Specifies the budget name of the source from which the data is to be determined and transferred. |
| Cost Type Filter | Specifies a filter that will be used to filter the source entries. |
| G/L Account Filter | Specifies a filter that will be used to filter the source entries. |
| Date Filter | Specifies a filter that will be used to filter the source entries. |
| Budget Name | Specifies the budget to which the determined data should be added. |
| Cost Type Code | Specifies a specific Cost Type for the new budget entries. You can define only one Cost Type. |
| Amount Adjustment Factor | Specifies an adjustment factor to multiply the amounts that you want to copy. By entering an adjustment factor, you can increase or decrease the amounts that are copied to the new budget. |
| Quantity Adjustment Factor | Specifies an adjustment factor to multiply the quantities that you want to copy. By entering an adjustment factor, you can increase or decrease the quantities that are copied to the new budget. |
| Rounding Method | Specifies a code for the rounding method that you want to apply to the amounts of the entries when you copy them to a new budget. |
| Date Change Formula | Specifies how the dates on the entries that are copied will be changed. Use a date formula; for example, to copy last week''s budget to this week, use the formula 1W (one week). |
| Date Compression | Specifies the length of the period whose entries are combined. To see the options, choose the field. |

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