BRS statement physical deletion

Hi,,
In our company two same statements have entered wrongly like 1, 2 , 2. I have to delete second statement no 2 where 3 will come. In second statement values are also appeared as wrong. If I go to List - Deletion indicator - Sets which is not functioning properly. I want to remeove statement physically from FF67. And its records are not posted to main Bank's GL account. How I will remove statement from FF67 ?
Kindly reply me urgent solution.
With Regards,
Samrat

Hi Samrat,
You don't need an ABAPER to do this (I assume you are a SAP consultant).
1) Goto SE38 > Enter Program name RFEBKA96 and execute
2) Application : 0001 > Execute > Deselect all statements and then find the statement to delete by account number and then by statement number (if you have quite a number of bank accounts and statements). Ensure the statement selected is the one you need to delete
3) Delete statement
Do note the program only deletes the statements and no accounting entries already posted will be reversed. Thus if there are any posting made related this statement you will need to reverse it.
Rgds
Nadini

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