Flexible Planning:User defined Key Figures

Question

We had created custom fields and included in custom table to be used in field catalogue.Canwe view this table as source table ?If so what has tobe done to view this as source table?

Answer 1

Dear colleague,
it depends on which application do you use. Each Module has its own table to introduce the customer fields. PLease follow the below stps which are an exmaple for PM module. IF you work with other application , you have to find the Append in which introduce your fields.
For example:
MM uses  MCBEST or MCMSEG,--> MCMSEGUSR
PP uses MCAFKO or MCAFPO..>MCAFKOUSR
SD uses MCBVAP-> MCVBAPUSR , MCLIPS, MCVAK,
Find the useful include of your application,
Once you have the valid table to introduce the fields, you can use the following steps for you application instead of PM:
If you want to update key figures as self-defined value or quantity key figures in the  Information System, you must define them as fields in the communication structure MCIPMCO based on the data elements you have already defined. Because you should not change the communication structure MCIPMCO as a SAP standard object, you must define an append structure for the structure MCIPMCOUSR, which contains all self-defined key figures. You can make this definition in the data dictionary.
Procedure
Choose the menu bar sequence Tools ® ABAP Workbench ® Development ® Dictionary on the SAP initial screen.
This brings you to the initial screen for the Dictionary.
Select Structure and enter MCIPMCOUSR.
Choose the menu bar sequence Dictionary object ® Change.
Choose the menu bar sequence Goto ® Append Structures on the Structure screen.
A dialog box appears.
Enter the name of the append. Make sure that the name of the data object begins with Z as defined in the naming convention for customer objects.
Choose Continue.
On the screen Table/Structure: Change Fields, you can enter the description of the append and define the fields. You should ensure that the names of the fields begin with ZZ and contain no more than 10 characters. Use the active data element you have created to define field meaning and attributes.
As these are either quantity or value fields, you must maintain the reference to a unit. Position the cursor on a field name and double click. Then enter the following data:
Reference table: MCIPM
Reference field: WAERS
If the field has the data type CURR.
Reference table: MCIPM
Reference field: SUNIT
If the field has the data type QUAN.
Choose Copy.
Choose the menu bar sequence Table ® Activate if you have edited all fields.
I hope it helps.