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After you create general ledger budgets, you can group them according to business functions.
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- Open a General Ledger Budget Group
Most procedures for working with general ledger budgeting groups require that you first open an existing budget group. - Create a General Ledger Budget Group
Create a general ledger budget group to organize multiple budgets that are related. You can then review, edit, approve, and report on these budgets all at one time rather than selecting each budget individually. - Copy an Existing General Ledger Budget Group
To create a new budget group, you can copy and modify an existing one. The new budget group retains the year, notes, and associated detail budgets for the original group. - Delete a General Ledger Budget Group
You can delete a general ledger budget group. - Add a General Ledger Budget to a Group
You add general ledger budgets to a group by associating them on the Budgets to Include grid. All budgets listed on the grid are included in the group and available to review and edit. - Remove a General Ledger Budget from a Group
When you remove a general ledger budget from a group, the individual general ledger budget is no longer associated with the group. - View Account Details for a General Ledger Budget Group
You can view and edit account details for associated budgets that are included in a general ledger budget group. - Distribute an Annual Amount Evenly Across Periods
One way to enter period-by-period budgets for an account is to enter a total annual budget and have it evenly distributed across all periods in the year. This distribution can be automatic or manual. - Approve or Reject All Budgets in a General Ledger Budget Group
If you have the authority to do so, you can approve or reject all budgets in a general ledger budget group that have been submitted for approval. - Reopen All Approved Budgets in a General Ledger Budget Group
If you have the appropriate access rights, you can reopen all approved budgets in a general ledger budget group. You may need to modify the approved budgets at the middle of the year because of changes in forecast (for example, changes in revenue projections).
Parent Topic: General Ledger Budgeting Group