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iXBRL | What do the colours for the tagging mean?

Published:  29/03/2021
What do the colours for the tagging mean?

  Answer:

The colours are a built-in validation, that indicate inconstancies in how cells have been tagged; there are colour differences for the following data elements:
  1. Movement for the Current period
  2. Movement for Prior period
  3. As at end of the Current period
  4. As at end of the Prior period
  5. Consolidated figures
  6. Separate figures  

Please note: If the colours in a column are not consistent (one colour) this may indicate visually that inconsistent tagging was applied. White values is an indication that it is not tagged.

The following is just for demonstration purposes, the colours may vary due to tagging.

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