Creating a customised report.

Hi All,
I have a scenario in my project where in we need to transfer budget from one wbs to another within project and between two projects.
I need to check this in a report which displays the Sender WBS and the Amount received by the Receiver WBS.
The parameters required are Sender WBS, amount transferred by sender wbs
receiver WBS and amount received by receiver WBS.
I tried to find in SLR reports and also tried in cji8 , please can anyone suggest any specific report according to my requirement.
If I have to do in through report painter then how to proceed.

Hi,
I hope you are using CJ34 for budget transfer? or are you doing normal supplement using cj37.
If you are using budget transfer using cj34 then based on the document number. CJ3B would definitely provide you the sender and receiver WBSand too with the debit and credit amount. I have checked this and it is working absolutely fine for budget transfer in the same project or to different wbs in another project too.
Do check the same in the attached screen shot.
Please check this at your end and suggest if something I am not able to pick it up.
Regards,
Amit

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Dear Experts,
can you help me with your expereince what are the steps involved in creating a customised report?
Who generates the requirement?
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Who approves the functional spec once it is prepared?
You can take the followig case as an example:
The customer requirement is that a report can be run for everything that is received in a given area and compare the price at which the material was received to the standard or moving average price in SAP.
Here, what information you will give to ABAP ers to devlop the report?
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Full points to be awarded for a satisfactory reply.
Regards,
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hi
>Who generates the requirement?
client or end user
>Who prepares the functional spec and what information it contains
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http://www.sap-img.com/general/what-are-functional-specification-in-sap.htm
http://erp.ittoolbox.com/groups/project-management/erp-projectmanagement/samples-for-sap-functional-specification-1194336
>Who approves the functional spec once it is prepared?
abaper or the TL
http://sap.niraj.tripod.com/id67.html
get the proper info from ur customer as what means all information
get the proper fields he required
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<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>8.1614679611239</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>40865.81313468</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.490255140986887</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 10 (10 - 20]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>5978.77892414</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.462986581515473</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>236.956154182651</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>38.17433944</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.220028397461449</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 11 (20 - 100]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>7996.70429901</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.487633014729318</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>211.059294848823</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>67.39087733</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.262386150656619</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 12 Default</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>5680.79501712</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.364996338745224</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>100.000000120142</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>9.44825003</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.274957460858617</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 2 (.15 - .25]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>18412.32474058</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.565813759474568</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>22.0959615585123</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>3375.14793919</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.31511224146282</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 4 (.35 - .5]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>8998.50534758</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.564193157888767</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>38.7032364619711</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>742.52198983</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.259162668085142</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 5 (.5 - .75]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>8566.81402593</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.551881376840796</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>49.4634096178362</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>404.85624382</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>2.51892931053278</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 6 (.75 - 1.35]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>10002.21838595</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.530272891319008</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>66.6791470811157</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>404.88147998</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.212464766871609</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 7 (1.35 - 2.5]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>10005.26092357</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.500044162824778</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>93.5636951722772</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>-490.56397567</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>46.4764541038698</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 8 (2.5 - 5.5]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>11226.21172151</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.468571958403512</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>131.927474849119</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>110.85147102</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.214124061873538</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 9 (5.5 - 10]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>5963.41956141</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.466066773663567</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>185.088689160792</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>51.01957931</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.224693875694723</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>2.Residential Mortgage</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Line_of_Business_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD3 (.25 - .35]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>9956.41682925</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>0.55994575388673</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Weighted_Average_LGD_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>29.9353533062809</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_RW_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>1216.31690239</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Undrawn_Commitments__m_____1000000>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>0.28824424910818</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Exposure_Weighted_Avg_EAD____1000000>
</ROW>
>

Inputs requried to create purchase order report from flat file

inputs requried to create purchase order report from flat file

At a guess, I'd say purchase order data.
If you don't give us a clue what you are actually trying to do we can't really help you too much.
Do you want to call a BAPI? Do a BDC? Use an IDOC? Or just generally muck up the system by doing inserts into the purchasing tables?
No doubt if you tell us, you'll get lots and lots of suggestions.
Gareth.

Need customised report for list of stock for partially processed materials.

Hi ,
The requirement with process im explaining plz share the report.
This customised report related to partiallly processed materials:
Suppose , after recieving material from vendor as raw material they will transfer the mat to vendor for processing agsinst 57f4 challan, after completing the process, they will recieve this material , this process will continues to till becoming finished product, once after the finished product come, they will transfer to finished storage location, from there it will be issued to production.
How to make the report, plz suggest me:
The report format is :
S.no    material      description     pending stock       challan pending stock       actual stock
Pending stock: material to be issued to vendor for proceessing
Challan pending stock: to be recieved from vendor after processing.
Actual stock: pending stock+challan pending stock.

You need these three informations
Pending stock: material to be issued to vendor for proceessing
        You have to find all Subcon. POs from Table EKKO,EKPO. Po number need to be passed to EKET Table and need to fetch "Reservation Number". Take this number and goto RESB table to get all components. You can find issue documents from MSEG table by passing 541 and PO Number. You need not consider all 541 documents which have been converted to Challan as it will be already considered with point no. 2
   2. Challan pending stock: to be recieved from vendor after processing.
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I think there are many validations and considerations to be made. I think you can build from here.
Regards
Binoy

How to create a daily report for sales order

hi
how to create a daily report for sales order. what fields it must consists of. what are the tables it need?

Hi
You have to use the sales order tables VBAK,VBAP and VBEP
So keep date field on selection screen
and treat this date as Order creation data audat field in VBAK.
based on this fetch the data from VBAK and VBAP with the following fields like
VBELN, KUNNR,NETWR,POSNR, MATNR,ARKTX,KWMENG,WAERS etc and display in the report
Reward points for useful Answers
Regards
Anji

Create an Activity Report for Current Week

I would like to create a activity report for the current week. The trick is that if the weekday is Wednesday or earlier (Sunday being the first day of the week), the report shows last week's activities; but if the weekday is Thursday or later (Saturday being the last day of the week), the report shows the current weeks activities.
I have a filter that works in Access but does not seem to work in Siebel. It does just what I explained above:
Between CDate(Int((IIf(Weekday(Now())<=4,Now()-(6+Weekday(Now())),Now()-(Weekday(Now())-1))))) And CDate(Int((IIf(Weekday(Now())<=4,Now()-Weekday(Now()),Now()+(7-Weekday(Now()))))))
Thank you,
David
Edited by: DavidE on Oct 7, 2008 4:17 PM

David,
try this:
case DAYOFWEEK(CAST(Activity."Planned Start Time" AS date))when 1 then timestampadd(sql_tsi_day,1,CAST(Activity."Planned Start Time" AS date)) when 3 then timestampadd(sql_tsi_day,-1,CAST(Activity."Planned Start Time" AS date)) when 4 then timestampadd(sql_tsi_day,-2,CAST(Activity."Planned Start Time" AS date)) when 5 then timestampadd(sql_tsi_day,-3,CAST(Activity."Planned Start Time" AS date)) when 6 then timestampadd(sql_tsi_day,-4,CAST(Activity."Planned Start Time" AS date)) when 7 then timestampadd(sql_tsi_day,-5,CAST(Activity."Planned Start Time" AS date)) else CAST(Activity."Planned Start Time" AS date) end
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cheers
Alex

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