GL Accounts Planning with different value in each period through SPL ledger

Can any one help me for the below issue:
We want to load ( EXCEL  SHEET) planning amount through special purpose ledger against each GL account or all P&L and Balance sheet accounts, perhaps, a different value in each period.We would want to compare actual and budget figures by using T-CODE F.01.
The example Given below:
GL - 250112                
PERIOD 1  - 10,000    
PERIOD 2  - 10,500         
Pd3           - 10,500       
Pd4           - 8500    
Pd5           - 8000    
Pd6           - 9500        
Pd7           - 10000     
Pd8           - 9400          
Pd9            - 10500          
Pd10          - 11000        
Pd11          - 6000     
PERIOD 12 - 8400               
Can anyone give me step by step procedure to do this.Thanks in advance.
Edited by: DhanuSAPFICO on Dec 28, 2010 5:52 PM

Hi,
A bit not clear requirements. You are trying to create separate accounts for Opening and Closing? Looks strange! Please, use Flow dimension for this things. Trying to emulate it on the report level will create a lot of misunderstanding...
B.R. Vadim

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