Question about GLPCA table

hi gurus,
i need to find a relation between profit center and G/L account to do same reporting on charges by profit centers.
in table GLPCA i have the fields i need, but i have a question: are all the charges traced in this table (GLPCA) ? in other words are all the vendors invoices present in this table.
Thank you.

Only for those entries in which profit center is assigned.
Eg :Say expenses or revenue for which profit center is assigned directly. only the expenses line item(i.e Dr) or revenue line item (i.e CR) alone will be there in GLPCA.
But in BSEG you can find both the entries(Dr & Cr) for the same doc, which you cant find in GLPCA.
Hope you understood.
else revert
Reg
Sujai

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