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Procedure documentation Executing Data Entry with MS Access Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Procedure

Manual Data Entry of Reported Financial Data

You execute the manual data entry in the offline form-based data entry program MS Access analogous to the online data entry in the SAP system. Choose the menu option Data entry. In the initial screen you select the consolidation unit to be entered, and one of the data entry forms that relate to the unit.

Note the following FS item attributes:

These are indicated with the sign *. Data cannot be entered for totals items. When entering reported financial data you can calculate the values of the totals items with the function Update totals.

The breakdowns to be assigned for various FS items are displayed in the data entry form.

A debit/credit sign is pre-set for every FS item. This enables data entry without a debit/credit sign.

Various entry aids are available for data entry:

You can activate the breakdown control with the menu option Tools ® Customizing ® Options. This has the following effects:

You can set the scaling factor individually for values as well as for quantities via the menu option Tools ® Customizing ® Scaling factor.

Manual Data Entry in Interactive Excel

Data can be entered in data matrices in Interactive Excel, which were defined with the help of control parameters from the offline data entry program. The control parameters are transferred to MS ACCESS by a link.

After the entry of data matrices, data can be posted in MS ACCESS. An ASCII file is then exported from the database, which can be imported into the consolidation system.

You can find further information on the data entry of a MS-ACCESS-Database with Interactive Excel under Offline Data Entry with Interactive Excel.

Displaying and Printing a Data Entry Log

You can display and print the data entry log from the menu Data entry ® Log ® Reported data.

NoteYou can only enter cumulative data, not periodic data with MS Access.

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