Allocation of Cost based on Match for 2 Dimensions

Question

Hi Experts,
We are running an allocation where we assign an expense account balance (transportation costs) based on the combination of the dimensions entity and country.  Please see the attached for a full example.
A brief example:
ORIGINAL DATA
Entity:  Country AI Units (Currency)
1120  Holland AI_01 50
1120 Holland AI_03 30
1120 France  AI_02 10
PRICING DATA
Entity:  Country USD
1120 Holland 8
1120 France  10
DESIRED RESULT
1120 Holland AI_01 (50*8)=400
1120 Holland AI_03 (30*8)=240
1120 France AI_02 ((10*10)=100
ACTUAL RESULT
1120 Holland AI_01 (50+30) *8=640
1120 Holland AI_03 (50+ 30)*8=640
The original data is multiplied by a "pricing table" data that resides in a statistical account with similar dimensions for Entity and Country.  Based on the match between Entity and Country between the data and country we assign the cost.
Issue is that other dimensions e.g. AI or other should be ignored for this calculation and the postings occur as they were originally.  However the actual result based on the script below is duplicating data
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
Eyal Feiler
SCRIPT USED
*RUNALLOCATION       
*FACTOR=USING*1       
*DIM CURRENCY WHAT=KL_Q ; WHERE=USD; USING=USD; 
*DIM COUNTRY WHAT=[ALLOCATION]="y" ; WHERE=<<<; USING=<<<;
*DIM ACTIVE_INGREDIEN WHAT=[AI_ALLOCATION]="X"; WHERE=[AI_ALLOCATION]="X"; USING=AI_NONE;
*DIM ACCOUNT WHAT=411113; WHERE=612313; USING=411113;
*DIM AUDITID WHAT=AD3000; WHERE=AD5130; USING=AD4130; 
*ENDALLOCATION       
*COMMIT      

Answer 1

  Vadim,
  Again as before this helped us greatly!
  Another question if I may:
  2) The next step of the calculation is after we search for a price
based on the entity/country match, if one is not found we go to a second
pricing table and select based entity and property of the country (e.g. a
region) that has a new price.
This means that we could have a conflict between the 2 tables. e.g.
in the first table we find a match between Entity and country = France or
country = Holland.
Now when there's an entry = Greece there's no match in table 1 and
we go to table 2 to select the Europe price.
Europe price will now override the first 2 rows from table 1.  How can we build this?
One thought is to first perform the select on table 2 (region) and
then override with (table 1) only where it's found? 
Thoughts?
Thanks
  Eyal