XBRL diagnostics index

The specified context in the XBRL Global Settings has an invalid value for either the Scheme or Identifier field. These fields are used to identify an entity in XBRL.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts dialog to allow the user to correct the entity information.

An object in the document has been tagged with a monetary element with the specified name, but has not been assigned a numeric unit.

Item representing information over a period is using a context associated with a specific date.

Clicking Correct will bring up a dialog asking the user if they wish to correct the first tag using the missing context, or if they wish to modify the context list.

Multiple values for the tag <tag name>.

Multiple objects in the document have been tagged with an element in the taxonomy that should only be used once.

Clicking Correct will bring up a dialog to allow the user to choose how to resolve the multiple tagging. If resolved, a single tag will be exported with the resolved value. In anticipation of this eventuality, the Allow multiple tags for this item right-click menu is available when selecting a tag with a single option. For known duplicate tag assignments, this option will account for this eventuality prior to running the diagnostics.

Different values found in items using tag <tag name>.

Multiple objects in the document have been tagged with an element in the taxonomy. This taxonomy element has been configured to export a single value only if all tagged values are equal. At least one of these values are different from the rest. If resolved, a single tag will be exported with the resolved value. If no corrections are made, all instances of the tag are exported regardless of the differing value(s).

Clicking Correct will bring up the Goto Tag dialog. This will enable the user to choose one of the items with multiple tagging and jump to it with the XBRL Tagging dialog open.

Automatic XBRL tag could not be found.

An object in the document has been configured to be tagged automatically using mappings defined in the database but this tag's mapping could not be found.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tagging configuration.

A required tuple was not found.

A tuple has been found that requires a certain child tuple that was not found.

Clicking Correct will close the export and bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the first element of the parent tuple selected.

Tagged item requires a value.

An object in the document has been tagged but does not have a value and hence, will not be exported. However, this tag is a required element of a tuple and should contain a value so that it can be exported.

Clicking Correct will close the export and bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the blank item selected.

A required tag was not found.

A tuple has been found but is missing required child elements.

Clicking Correct will close the export and bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the first element of the parent tuple selected.

Not enough occurrences of tag.

A tuple has been found that contains required child elements, but at least one of those elements do not appear enough times.

Clicking Correct will close the export and bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the last found instance of the missing child element selected.

Not enough occurrences of tuple.

A tuple has been found that contains some required child tuples, but there are not enough occurrences of at least one of those child tuples.

Clicking Correct will close the export and bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the first element of the last found tuple instance selected.

Not enough occurrences of a group of tags.

A tuple has been found that is supposed to contain instances of a grouping of tags. However, there are not enough occurrences of at least one of those groupings.

Clicking Correct will close the export and bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the first element of the last found instance of the tag grouping selected.

A required grouping of tags was not found.

A tuple has been found that is supposed to contain instances of a grouping of tags. However, at least one of those groupings was not found.

Clicking Correct will close the export and bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the first element of the parent tuple selected.

Tagged item's value does not match the fixed value specified by the Taxonomy.

An object in the document has been tagged with an element requiring a specific value, but the assigned value does not match.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

The sum of the values from duplicate <tag name> items has resulted in a number too large to be represented.

The specified tag has Add values together for the tag option enabled, but the addition of all the values for this tag has resulted in a number that is too large for the system to represent.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag or turn off the Add values together for the tag feature.

Taxonomy Element not found for fraction item numerator.

An object in the document has been tagged with an element representing a fraction. These elements have two child elements, one representing the numerator, and one representing the denominator. The Taxonomy Element that is supposed to represent the numerator could not be found in the Taxonomy. This is likely an error in the Taxonomy schema.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Taxonomy Element not found for fraction item denominator.

An object in the document has been tagged with an element representing a fraction. These elements have two child elements, one representing the numerator, and one representing the denominator. The Taxonomy Element that is supposed to represent the denominator could not be found in the Taxonomy. This is likely an error in the Taxonomy schema.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value does not correspond to the datatype of the taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag did not pass the validation of the datatype specified for the taxonomy element. This might happen, for example, if you assign a string to a tag expecting a numeric value.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value does not meet the length requirement specified for this taxonomy element

The value assigned to the tag has a length that does not meet the length constraint specified for the datatype of the taxonomy element.

Note: Length has different meanings depending on the datatype of the element. For types based on XML's string or anyURI types, the length is defined as the number of characters. For types based on XML's hexBinary or base64Binary types, the length is defined as the number of octets of binary data. For types based on XML's QName or NOTATION types, any value is valid (i.e., it ignores the length constraint).

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value does not meet the minimum length requirement specified for this taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag has a length that is less than the minimum required length specified by the minLength constraint for the datatype of the taxonomy element. Please see the note for the length constraint above for length definitions.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value exceeds the maximum length requirement specified for this taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag has a length that exceeds the maximum length specified by the maxLength constraint for the datatype of the taxonomy element. Please see the note for the length constraint above for length definitions.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value does not conform to a required pattern specified for this taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag fails to conform to an XML regular expression that is specified in a pattern constraint for the datatype of the taxonomy element.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value does not match one of the enumerated values specified for this taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag is not equal to one of the enumerated values specified in the datatype for the taxonomy element.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value is greater than the (inclusive) upper bound specified for this taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag is required to be less than or equal to the value specified in the maxInclusive constraint for the datatype of the taxonomy element.

Note: For numeric types, this constraint compares values numerically. For any of the date and time related types, this constraint compares values chronologically.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value is greater than the (exclusive) upper bound specified for this taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag is required to be strictly less than the value specified in the maxExclusive constraint for the datatype of the taxonomy element. Please see the note for the maxInclusive constraint above for comparison definitions.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value is less than the (exclusive) lower bound specified for this taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag is required to be strictly greater than the value specified in the minExclusive constraint for the datatype of the taxonomy element. Please see the note for the maxInclusive constraint above for comparison definitions.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value is less than the (inclusive) lower bound specified for this taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag is required to be greater than or equal to the value specified in the minInclusive constraint for the datatype of the taxonomy element. Please see the note for the maxInclusive constraint above for comparison definitions.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Tagged item's value exceeds the total number of allowed digits specified for this taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag cannot have more digits than the number specified in the totalDigits constraint for the datatype of the taxonomy element. Note that leading zero digits or trailing fractional zero digits are not considered for the purposes of this constraint.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Duplicate measures found in divide element of Numeric Unit <unit name>.

The specified numeric unit in the XBRL Global Settings contains a division measure type and there is an identical unit of measure present in both the numerator and denominator. This is not allowed.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Numeric Options to allow the user to correct the unit of measure.

Invalid currency selected for Numeric Unit <unit name>.

The specified numeric unit in the XBRL Global Settings specifies a monetary unit of measure, but the settings for the unit of measure do not represent a valid currency.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Numeric Options to allow the user to correct the unit of measure.

Tagged item's value exceeds the allowed number of fractional digits specified for this taxonomy element.

The value assigned to the tag cannot have more fractional digits (i.e., digits to the right of the decimal point) than the number specified in the fractionDigits constraint for the datatype of the taxonomy element. Note that trailing fractional zero digits are not considered for the purposes of this constraint.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag.

Invalid namespace used for segment defined in Context <context name>.

The specified context in the XBRL Global Settings defines one or more segment elements and at least one of them is defined in the instance namespace or has a blank namespace, neither of which are allowed.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to correct the segment information.

Invalid namespace used for scenario defined in Context <context name>.

The specified context in the XBRL Global Settings defines one or more custom scenario elements and at least one of them is defined in the instance namespace or has a blank namespace, neither of which are allowed.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to correct the custom scenario information.

Invalid measure identifier on Numeric Unit <unit name>.

The specified numeric unit in the XBRL Global Settings defines a unit of measure with an invalid namespace or uses the namespace instance and an identifier that is not either shares or pure.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Numeric Options to allow the user to correct unit of measure.

Invalid unit of measure specified on Numeric Unit <unit name>.

The specified numeric unit in the XBRL Global Settings does not have a valid definition for the unit of measure.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Numeric Options to allow the user to correct unit of measure.

Invalid measure namespace on Numeric Unit <unit name>.

The specified numeric unit in the XBRL Global Settings does not have a valid namespace for the unit of measure.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Numeric Options to allow the user to correct unit of measure.

A monetary item is not using an ISO 4217 currency designation.

An object in the document has been tagged with a monetary element, but has been assigned a numeric unit that does not represent one of ISO 4217 currency designations.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag or the assigned numeric unit.

An item representing shares is not using the built-in XBRL shares unit of measure.

An object in the document has been tagged with an element that has a datatype of sharesItemType or a datatype derived from it, but it has been assigned a numeric unit that does not represent the built-in XBRL shares unit of measure.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag or the assigned numeric unit.

Context <context name> does not specify a valid period.

The specified context in the XBRL Global Settings does not define a valid period.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to correct the period information.

Invalid segment element <element name> defined in Context <context name>.

The specified context in the XBRL Global Settings defines a segment element with the given name, which is invalid.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to correct the segment information.

Invalid segment attribute <attribute name> defined in Context <context name>.

The specified context in the XBRL Global Settings defines a segment element with an attribute having the given name, which is invalid.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to correct the segment information.

Invalid scenario element <element name> defined in Context <context name>.

The specified context in the XBRL Global Settings defines a custom scenario element with the given name, which is invalid.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to correct the custom scenario information.

Invalid segment element <element name> defined in Context <context name>

The specified context in the XBRL Global Settings defines a custom scenario element with an attribute having the given name, which is invalid.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to correct the custom scenario information.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to correct the dimensional information.

Tip: To show exactly what dimensional information is required by the tagged item, right-click the tag in the XBRL Tagging dialog and select New Dimensional Context. This will bring up the Edit Dimensions dialog with the drop-downs set to display exactly all the dimensional information required by the tagged item.

At least 1 value does not sum up to its total.

XBRL taxonomies can define a calculation linkbase, which specifies basic calculation validation rules (e.g., the sum of element Cash and element Petty Cash must equal element Total Cash). This diagnostic appears because somewhere in the document, one of these calculation rules do not hold.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Instance Previewer in Calculation mode, which displays the calculation linkbase in hierarchical form. Elements that fail the calculation validation appear in red. If the user proceeds without correction, the values are exported despite the calculation error.

Abstract tag has been used.

An object in the document has been tagged with an abstract tag, which are not meant to be used for tagging (typically, they appear in the Presentation linkbase as a means of categorizing other items).

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to remove the tag. If the user proceeds without correction, the tag is not exported.

Invalid file reference for a base64 tag.

An object in the document has been tagged with a base64 tag. This object's value should be the full path to a file that is to be encoded in base64 format, however the file cannot be found.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to remove the tag.

If the user proceeds without correction, the tag is not exported.

Tagged information is non-numeric however a unit of measure has been assigned to it.

An object in the document has been tagged with a non-numeric element but has been assigned a numeric unit.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Tagging dialog with the tagged object selected to allow the user to change the tag or remove the numeric unit assignment. If the user proceeds without correction, the tag is exported with the numeric unit stripped out.

Invalid segment defined in Context <context name>.

The specified context in the XBRL Global Settings defines one or more segment elements but at least one of them does not have an element name.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to correct the segment information. If the user proceeds without correction, any segment tag with no element name is not exported.

Invalid scenario defined in Context <context name>.

The specified context in the XBRL Global Settings defines one or more custom scenario elements but at least one of them does not have an element name.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to correct the custom scenario information. If the user proceeds without correction, any scenario tag with no element name is not exported.

Clicking Correct will close the export and jump to the spot in the parent document where the embedded subdocument is located so the user can verify its settings. If the parent document is not yet open, CaseView will open it.

Clicking Correct will close the export and jump to the spot in the parent document where the embedded subdocument causing the circular reference is located. If the parent document is not yet open, CaseView will open it.

<context name 1> is a duplicate Context of <context name 2>.

The context with name <context name 1> in the XBRL Global Settings contains the same information that would be written to the XBRL Instance Document as the context with name <context name 2>.

Clicking Correct will bring up the XBRL Contexts to allow the user to change or remove the duplicate context. If the user proceeds without any changes, <context name 1> is not exported and all items that referenced that context will instead reference <context name 2>.