A set name is only unique within one set class. If you enter a set name that exists in two different set classes, the system displays a dialog box in which you select the set that you want to enter in the single-dimension set.

In your single-dimension set you can enter sets that do not yet exist. The system displays a dialog box, asking you if you want to create the set. You can then create the new set(s) and afterwards continue to maintain the original single-dimension set.

This means that you do not have to create the sets that you want to include in your single-dimension set before you actually create the single-dimension set.

When you use the set in a report, the system only prints the sum of the set row instead of the individual values of the set row.

The Chk clmn f. +/- sign field in the report’s layout parameters determines which column is used for the +/- sign check.

If you use asset accounts for a balance sheet in your set, you can enter a plus sign (+) for every asset account. When the asset accounts appear in a report, the account amount must be greater than or equal to zero before the account amount is displayed in the report. If the amount is less than zero, a zero displays for the asset account.