T-code F.27 or F.61 send raw data (tab delimited) to customers statements

To enable intercompany customers to reconcile their accounts with ease we want to give them an excel file of all open items.
Our thoughts are to use T-code F.27 (standard transaction for generating account statements) or F.61 and instead of sending a form, we would like to send raw data (tab delimited) which can easily be opened in excel to their email address.
Each time I try I can only get a pdf or fixed file.
Has anyone else done this?
How to do, create this?
Export text file to SAP Gui ?
Many thanks for any ideas or help
Edited by: Christine Kendall on Mar 16, 2010 6:00 PM
*has anyone else extracted info to send to customers in format that can be amended i.e excel ? *

Hi
do you find a solution for your issue? Or did anyone else know how to send raw data instead of the pdf or fixed file from transaction F.61?
Thanks for any ideas or help
Axel

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