On January $1,2024,$ Platform Company exchanged $$1,020,000$ for $30$ percent of the outstanding voting stock of Vector Company. Especially attractive to Platform was a research project underway at Vector that would enhance both the speed and quantity of client$-$accessible data. Although not recorded in Vector$$s financial records, the fair value of the research project was considered to be $$$2,720,000.$ Also Vector possessed unpatented technology with a fair value of $$508,000.$ In contractual agreements with the sole owner of the remaining $70$ percent of Vector, Platform was granted $(1)$ various decision$-$making rights over Vector$$s operating decisions and $(2)$ special service purchase provisions at below$-$market rates. As a result of these contractual agreements, Platform established itself as the primary beneficiary of Vector. Immediately after the purchase, Platform and Vector presented the following balance sheets: $($Note: Parentheses indicate credit balances.$)$ AccountsPlatformVectorCash$ $63,000$$ $43,000$Investment in Vector$1,020,0000$Capitalized software$983,000158,000$Computer equipment$1,068,00058,000$Communications equipment$918,000338,000$Patent$0193,000$Total assets$ $4,052,000$$ $790,000$Long$-$term debt$ $(943,000)$$ $(618,000)$Common stock$-$Platform$(2,680,000)0$Common stock$-$Vector$0(43,000)$Retained earnings$(429,000)(129,000)$Total liabilities and equity$ $(4,052,000)$$ $(790,000)$ Each of the above amounts represents a fair value at January $1,2024.$ The fair value of the $70$ percent of Vector shares not owned by Platform was estimated at $$2,380,000.$ Required: Prepare an acquisition$-$date consolidation worksheet for Platform and its variable interest entity.