Importing Bank AccountsYou use Microsoft Office 2010 or higher that contains Microsoft Excel.
You have enabled the Developer
tab in Microsoft Excel.
To do so, in the Microsoft Excel, go to , and then add the Developer
tab.
In the SAP GUI application, you have properly configured the number ranges for bank account technical IDs as follows:
Define number ranges for bank account technical IDs in the Customizing activity Define Number Ranges for Bank Account Technical IDs
, under .
Specify a number range for bank account technical IDs in the Customizing activity Define Settings for Bank Account Master Data
, under , on the Bank Account Master Data Setting
tab.
You can defined banks for the bank accounts to be imported in the target system.
From the Manage Bank Accounts app, choose .
To prepare bank account data to be migrated, download the template by choosing Download XML Spreadsheet Template
.
Save and open the file XML_SpreadSheet_Template.xml
.
In the XML file, fill in information that is essential to your business operations either by manual entering data or by copying and pasting data to the corresponding sheets.
On the Developer
tab, choose Export
to export the data as an XML file.
To import the bank accounts, specify the import path of the XML source data file and then choose Import
to upload the file.
You can choose either of the following two modes for the import:
Overwrite mode: By selecting the Overwrite
option, if you leave a field blank in the source file, the respective field in the bank account master data will be erased after the import.
Update mode: By deselecting the Overwrite
option, empty fields in the source file will be ignored during the import. Only fields with values will be updated after the import.
Note
Before you export data Microsoft Excel, check the data and make sure the following:
All the bank account entries you want to import are inside the blue frame.
The application does not import data outside of the frame.
There are no empty rows between bank account entries.
The application treats empty rows as incorrect entries.
We recommend that you first choose Import with Test Run
to simulate the import and check potential issues.
If you encounter errors, select an entry and then choose the Details
button to check the details.