on 04-23-2014 7:50 PM
I am currently trying to create an income statement in SAP. Currently we pull all transactional data out of SAP into excel and use a concatenation of the GL account and cost center to map the transaction to the appropriate financial statement caption. I would like to have this happen in SAP as opposed to in excel. Ultimately I would like to create a mapping in SAP based on the GL account cost center combination that I am hoping to create. Does anyone have any experience with a similar issue?
Thank you both for your help. Due to its cost I think we are going to utilize the report painter tool. It sounds like it is going to take more time to create but should be more cost effective.
Chris
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Hi
The tool in sap is report painter. However it has a limitation that it can't have 2 lead columns.
For your case, you will need 2 of them for GL and CC. So, I can think of an Abap report
Br. Ajay M
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Hi Eli
Good suggestion.. This means the Cost element and the Cost Center will have to be hard coded in each row of the report
Only flip side I see is each time a GL account or CC is added, the report will have to be modified
May be, If one is on New GL, a report from FGI4 can be made using FORM TYPE = FAGLFLEXS Reporting for FAGLFLEXT.. Select both CC and CE as a characteristic in the report for drilldown
Now, this report can be executed in ALV option and it will give you CC and CE side by side..
Br. Ajay M
Yes, that's the disadvantage of Report Painter: hard coded values. But, if it is for income statement and ranges could be used, then it's not so inconvenient. Of course, ALV ABAP report will be much more flexible solution... FAGLFLEXT would be useful only if CO allocations are integrated in New G/L: otherwise, one still has to base the report on CO tables.
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