I found on Oleksandr’s blog an interesting post for how to import dimension sets into AX4.0.

Here is an example:

The file contained 3 columns: the first one for ledger accounts, the second one for values of the first dimension (say, Departments), and the third column for values of the second dimension (say, Cost Centers):

’10510′, ’49′, ’0′
’10511′, ’49′, ’3′
’10600′, ’49′, ’0′
’10600′, ’49′, ’6′
’10600′, ’50′, ’0′
’10651′, ’49′, ’0′
’10651′, ’50′, ’0′
’10800′, ’49′, ’0′
’10811′, ’49′, ’0′
’10900′, ’49′, ’0′

and so on. As can be seen from the sample:

• only department 49 and cost center 0 are valid for the account 10510;
• only departments 49 and 50 are valid for 10600, while cost centers 0 and 6 are valid for department 49, and cost center 0 is valid for department 50;
• the accounts 10800, 10811 and 10900 have department 49 and cost center 0 as the only valid values

etc.

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I encourage everyone to check out the original post. He also has an example available for downloading.

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