Source transactions and destination transactions

hi,
In HFM9.3.1, we have created some consolidation rules but we are unable to get transaction details while
performing the following action on the data grid.
select account -> right click-> destination/source transactions
The list always appears to be empty, irrespective of whatever complex consolidation rule we write??
Are there any specific settings required to enable this feature.
Pls, help me out.

The transaction details report, always considers your point of view, therefore, you will get different information depending on whether it is a parent account or a base level. If it is a base level account the support will only apply to the custom dimensions. If it is a parent account, you won't see line item detail or J/E or audit detail. Also, you may want to check your display options for journal details, and Custom dimension supression, and all other options.

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