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== Definition ==
 
== Definition ==
'''XBRL Axis'''. (plural. Axes). An [[XBRL Instance]] document contains facts; an axis differentiates facts and each axis represents a way that the facts may be classified. For example, revenue for a period might be reported along with a business unit axis, a country axis, a product axis, and so forth..
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'''XBRL Axis'''. (plural. Axes). An [[XBRL Instance]] document contains facts; an axis differentiates facts and each axis represents a way that the facts may be classified. For example, revenue for a period might be reported along with a business unit axis, a country axis, a product axis, and so forth.
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The base XBRL specification essentially defines three dimensions (axes):
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* reporting period
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* reporting entity (i.e.; a company or a division thereof), and
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* a reporting scenario
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=== Example ===
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Revenue for a period might be reported along a business unit axis, a country axis, a product axis, and so forth.
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Additional dimensions can be  developed using the Dimensions Module
  
  
 
[[Category:XBRL Glossary]]
 
[[Category:XBRL Glossary]]

Revision as of 15:12, 11 October 2021

Definition

XBRL Axis. (plural. Axes). An XBRL Instance document contains facts; an axis differentiates facts and each axis represents a way that the facts may be classified. For example, revenue for a period might be reported along with a business unit axis, a country axis, a product axis, and so forth.

The base XBRL specification essentially defines three dimensions (axes):

  • reporting period
  • reporting entity (i.e.; a company or a division thereof), and
  • a reporting scenario

Example

Revenue for a period might be reported along a business unit axis, a country axis, a product axis, and so forth.


Additional dimensions can be developed using the Dimensions Module