MIS report extraction for P&L and B/S t codes

Hi
MIS report required from SAP for the following:
1. Profit & loss acct (consolidated , plant and segment wise)
2. Balance sheet
we havn't configured FSV at production yet, so without this is it possible?
Edited by: barnabasjh on Jul 7, 2010 12:50 PM

Hi,
It is NOT possible to get the financial statements without an FSV. You can only get the trial balance.
Regards,
Mike

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