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# FundAllocation Element

## Description

This element dictates whether the allocation frame will be attached to the Activity Detail screen. If this element is present and set to Yes, the Allocation section will appear on the Activity Detail screen. Further configuration will determine the funds that can be selected.

## FundAllocation Element/Attribute Table

Element/Tag | Definition | Attribute | Element/Attribute Value and Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
<FundAllocation> | Required; This is the start and end element. This is a required element for all transactions. |  | Yes:FundAllocation functionality is invoked. No:FundAllocation functionality is not used.
ALLOCATIONTYPES | Percent, Amount. Comma separated list.
AMOUNTPRECISION | Integer: Sets the number of decimal places to be used for allocations with percent method code. Default values are 2 for Amount, 4 for Percent, and 6 for Unit.
PERCENTPRECISION | Integer: Sets the number of decimal places to be used for allocations with percent method code. Default values are 2 for Amount, 4 for Percent, and 6 for Unit.
UNITPRECISION | Integer:Sets the number of decimal places to be used for allocations with percent method code. Default values are 2 for Amount, 4 for Percent, and 6 for Unit.
REPEATFUND | Yes:Same fund can be selected in the From and To sections of a transfer allocation. No:Same fund can NOT be selected in the From and To sections of a transfer allocation.
SHOWVALUATION | Yes: Fund values will be displayed. Must have YES in AllocationFrom element as well. No: Fund values will NOT be displayed.
FUNDLIMIT | Integer: Maximum number of funds that can be included in the Allocation
CLASS | String:Defines the class of the fund.
POLICYFIELD | String:Defines the field name.

## XML Example

<FundAllocation ALLOCATIONTYPES=”Percent, Amount”>Yes</FundAllocation>

<FundAllocaiton PERCENTPRECISION=”2”>Yes</FundAllocation>

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