A company's revenue disaggregated by business segment, geography, and product/service from its dimensional XBRL facts, annual fiscal years only, latest restated values. Also carries per-segment operating income and margin when tagged. Empty axes mean the issuer reports revenue only as a consolidated total. Axis members may overlap hierarchically (a parent line tagged alongside its children), so never sum members — consolidatedRevenue carries the real per-year totals.

One disaggregation axis (segment, geography, or product/service). periodEnds are oldest first, and each member's values align to them by index. Members may OVERLAP HIERARCHICALLY — issuers tag a parent line alongside its children (e.g. Data Center next to Compute + Networking) — so summing members can double-count; use the response's consolidatedRevenue as the denominator instead.

One disaggregation axis (segment, geography, or product/service). periodEnds are oldest first, and each member's values align to them by index. Members may OVERLAP HIERARCHICALLY — issuers tag a parent line alongside its children (e.g. Data Center next to Compute + Networking) — so summing members can double-count; use the response's consolidatedRevenue as the denominator instead.

One disaggregation axis (segment, geography, or product/service). periodEnds are oldest first, and each member's values align to them by index. Members may OVERLAP HIERARCHICALLY — issuers tag a parent line alongside its children (e.g. Data Center next to Compute + Networking) — so summing members can double-count; use the response's consolidatedRevenue as the denominator instead.

One disaggregation axis (segment, geography, or product/service). periodEnds are oldest first, and each member's values align to them by index. Members may OVERLAP HIERARCHICALLY — issuers tag a parent line alongside its children (e.g. Data Center next to Compute + Networking) — so summing members can double-count; use the response's consolidatedRevenue as the denominator instead.

One disaggregation axis (segment, geography, or product/service). periodEnds are oldest first, and each member's values align to them by index. Members may OVERLAP HIERARCHICALLY — issuers tag a parent line alongside its children (e.g. Data Center next to Compute + Networking) — so summing members can double-count; use the response's consolidatedRevenue as the denominator instead.

Consolidated (no-dimension) total revenue per fiscal year, oldest first — the denominator for member shares. Axis members may overlap hierarchically (a parent line tagged alongside its children), so summing members can exceed this real total; never sum members naively.