Delegate BKPF to a non-subtype...

Hi
I have a situation were object ZBKPF is created in SWO1 as a copy of BKPF (NOT as a subtype) and should Not be changed.
Now I want ZBKPF to be a subtype of BKPF.
However, it seems like that door is closed since ZBKPF isn't created as a subtype of BKPF from the beginning.
Is there any way around this to change the existing ZBKPF in order to be able to delegate BKPF to it?
(Creating a new ZBKPF2 as subtype of BKPF isn't really a good alternative for us regarding the situation)
Best reg
Henrik

Hi Patrick!
One interesting thing is that my present ZBKPF is not compatible with BKPF even if they do have the same key and so on.
If I try to use Bindings between ZBKPF and BKPF container object I get an error - saying that they are of different types.
However... If I take my ZBKPF object - pick the key - create object (in ABAP) of type BKPF then it works
...or if I do the opposite BKPF-key.... create object of type ZBKPF with the key...it works...
Is there an explanation to why I can't bind BKPF to ZBKPF even if ZBKPF is in fact a copy of the original BkPF object...
It's like if you have a CHAR10 field and bind it to another CHAR10 field...it should work... A little more logic behind the Object type i guess
best reg
Henrik

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