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ARM Unit Set Printing Question (Consolidated Report)

  • January 27, 2026
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We created an ARM Consolidated Income Statement with the following details:

  • Report Code: CONPL

  • Title: Consolidated Statement with Trees

Issue:
All units in the Unit Set are printing, including sub-units.

Desired behavior:
We only want the root-level units (directly under ROOT, such as AJ, AK, AP, AQ) to print.
We do not want child units under those nodes to print (for example: AJ106030, AJ206030, AJ506030).

We attempted to control this using Printing Group, but it appears that Printing Group only controls row/column visibility—not whether a unit itself prints.

Question:
Is there a way in ARM to prevent sub-units from printing within a Unit Set (for example via Printing Group, filtering, or wildcards), or is the only supported approach to create a separate Unit Set that includes only the root-level units intended for consolidated reporting?

Any confirmation or best-practice guidance would be appreciated.

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    DasunPerera91
    Acumatica Employee
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    • DasunPerera91
    • Acumatica Employee
    • May 16, 2026

    Hi ​@llink40,

    There is no specific way to prevent printing of certain unit sets. 

    Unit Sets

    You can use Print Group as a workaround. If you specify a printing group, the data from these units will be printed only in the rows and columns that have the same column group and printing group value.

    Other option is to create a customization. You can also post this as an idea in community.

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