Defining Drilldown Reports 

Use

You can define the following reports using the drilldown technique.

Prerequisites

In Flexible General Ledger Customizing, you define reports and forms. To do this, in the Flexible General Ledger Implementation Guide select the application area Information System and complete each activity.

Procedure

The procedure for creating reports and forms corresponds to the procedure in the previous general ledger. Here, the differences between the previous general ledger and the Flexible General Ledger are described. The exact procedure can be found in the R/3 Library under Financial Accounting in the General Ledger documentation. Read the "Information System" documentation in this section.

Financial statement reports (one axis with key figures)

The following rules apply to forms:

After you have determined the key figure, you can select the characteristics you want such as fiscal year and company code.

Afterwards, enter the values for your characteristics. You can enter either fixed values or variables for your characteristics. Select Variable on/off to enter variables. The entry field is then changed accordingly. Unlike with the present general ledger, there are no predefined global variables. Rather, you have to define local variables at this point. A local variable has to begin with a "$" sign.

The following rules apply to creating reports:

Note the following when carrying out this report:

B. Balance sheet key figure reports (2 axes)

The following rules apply to forms:

You can also have values calculated for the individual lines of the key column. To do this, you have to select the "Formula" element type. You can, for example, have totals from the financial statement items be calculated for defined rows.

After you have determined the key figure, you can select the characteristics you want such as fiscal year and company code.

Afterwards, enter the values for your characteristics. You can enter either fixed values or variables for your characteristics. Select Variable on/off to enter variables. The entry field is then changed accordingly. Unlike with the present general ledger, there are no predefined global variables. Rather, you have to define local variables at this point. A local variable has to begin with a "$" sign.

The following rules apply to creating reports:

The following rules apply to creating reports:

C: Account balances

The following rules apply to forms:

After you have determined the key figure, you can select the characteristics you want, such as fiscal year and company code.

Afterwards, enter the values for your characteristics. You can enter either fixed values or variables for your characteristics. Select Variable on/off to enter variables. The entry field is then changed accordingly. Unlike with the present general ledger, there are no predefined global variables. Rather, you have to define local variables at this point. A local variable has to begin with a "$" sign.

The following rules apply to creating reports:

The following rules apply to creating reports: