on 01-22-2014 8:22 PM
hello experts,
i am trying to convert 3 materials into one finished good,but still getting three seperate values intead of accumulated value.
Transformation file looks as below
PLANT = 0PLANT
TIME = 0FISCPER
FG = ZMATERIAL
ACCOUNT = *NEWCOL(SALES)
CATEGORY = *NEWCOL(Actual)
conversion file looks like this
external internal
Material1 FG_01
Material2 FG_01
Material3 FG_01
Material4 FG_02
Material5 FG_02
OUTPUT FILE.
1. PLANT1 -> 2010.01(TIME) -> FG_01 (Finished good) -> SALES - 20
2. PLANT1 -> 2010.01(TIME) - >FG_01 (Finished good) -> SALES - 30
3. PLANT1 -> 2010.01(TIME) - >FG_01 (Finished good) -> SALES - 40
Here I am trying to get accumulated value of all the three records i.e SALES - 90.
How to achieve this?
Thanking you.
Praveen
Hi,
When you use /CPMB/LOAD_INFOPROV_UI to load data from BW infoprovider, in the 3rd screen system will ask you about "Handling of records in target" - Choose Append. So that you can see expected result in BPC cube.
Hope it helps...
regards,
Raju
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Hi Raju, thanks for your reply.
Material1, Material2,Material3 are sold to customers in the month of 2010.01. All these three Materials are collectively called as Finished good 1(FG_01). All these three Materials are related to PLANT1.
I am trying to get the total sales volume of all the 3 Materials into one Finished good. In the above example,
Material1 -> sales -> 20
Material 2 -> sales -> 30
Material 3 -> sales -> 40
Now the collective sales volume if seen in terms of Finished good (FG_01) is 90 Tonnes.
I tried to map all the materials with finished goods in conversion file only. This mapping is getting me three separated records instead of one collective value.
How to achieve this?
Praveen
Hi Praveen,
What do you mean by OUTPUT FILE?
Vadim
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