Use this option to set up crosswalks for district-level data items that do not precisely match the state-level data items used by the Connecticut Office of Policy and Management (OPM).
For each district-level data item, there are three possible crosswalk setup scenarios:
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One district-level data item exactly matches one state-level data item. No crosswalk entry is needed.
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One district-level data item maps to a different state-level data item. Add a record for that data item. For example, if the fund designated '1110' by the state is called 'R1110' by the district, you crosswalk fund R1110 to state fund 1110.
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Multiple district-level data items map to a single state-level data item. Add a record for each district-level data item that rolls up into the state-level data item. For example, if the district has funds 2000 and 2001, and then both roll up to the state-level fund 2000, you must add two records – one record mapping district fund 2000 to state fund 2000 and another record mapping district fund 2001 to state fund 2000.
Once used, the same district-level code can’t be used again. But the state-level code can be mapped to multiple district-level codes.
To set up crosswalks, do the following: