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Hi Arthur!
I'm having a good day indeed, hope likewise for you.
What I mean by a "characteristic structure" is the following (from "https://help.sap.com/doc/saphelp_byd1802_en/2018.02/en-US/KTP/Software-Components/01200615320100003379/SAP_BBD/SAP_BBD_wo_LC.html"):
Characteristic StructureA group of predefined characteristic elements in a key figure grid. Characteristic elements are characteristics that can be calculated or restricted.
The access context of a characteristic structure is that of the underlying data source.
Example of a characteristic structure with data
You select characteristics for restricted key figures, for example: account, opportunity, country, or industry. You set properties to define additional behavior for a specific characteristic.
- Display Settings: Defines how the characteristic appears and is used in the report.
- Value Selections: Add restrictions to the characteristic values that appears in the report.
- Hierarchy Settings: Define how any hierarchical data associated with the characteristic is used in the report. For example, display the Customer characteristic by location.
Another example would be the Aging Periods in the Accounts Payable reports (which group amounts due by number of days overdue).
The idea is that we want to be able to create similar structures ourselves, based on various characteristics and key figures that make sense for us.
Thanks!
Eelco
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