What-If Scenario Details
You can display or edit a what-if scenario from the selected portfolio review. You navigate to this view by choosing an existing scenario from the review details screen. For more information, see Usage of What-If Scenarios.
Here you can display and update general information about the what-if scenario, such as name, ID, description and so on.
Depending on your Customizing settings, the ID is generated using the SAP number assignment functionality or a customer-defined processing logic, or a character key (Universal Unique Identifier) is generated on saving. The generated ID can be overwritten manually. For more information, see
Customizing for SAP Portfolio and Project Management
under .
You can create your own fields to display additional information by choosing in Customizing for SAP Portfolio and Project Management
, and assign the fields to the Additional Information
subview in the Customizing activity Assign Fields to Views/Subviews
. Only if you assign
customer-specific fields to the Additional Information
subview, it is displayed under Overview
.
You determine which fields are visible and make settings for mandatory properties in Customizing for ABAP field configuration on the UI for the what-if scenario API.
For more information about API UI Properties, see Customizing for SAP Portfolio and Project Management
under .
You can display the items the system copied over from the review to the what-if scenario. You can include or exclude the items from the scenario. For more information about items, see Item Management.
You can also display several charts and tables related to simulated or original items in a scenario. The charts and tables offer different views of the same list of items.
To open the analytics for an original or simulated item of a scenario, select the corresponding item. Choose the Reporting Cockpit
pushbutton and choose either the original or the simulated items view. For more information, see Reporting
Cockpit.
When you create a what-if scenario from a review, the system creates versions for all items in this review. For more information, see Version Details.
For more information, see Scoreboard.
You can display a log of existing notes or add your own notes. For more information, see Notes.
You can display the authorizations of the users and roles that are assigned to the scenario. For more information, see Authorizations in Portfolio Management.
Each of the categories mentioned above have corresponding visible and expanded properties so that the J2EE administrator can configure the default settings in the Floor Plan Manager.