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How to run AP aging from SAP

Posted on Sep 19, 2007 at 07:45 AM 1.2k Views

hi,

please advise how to run AP Aging from SAP

By the way, another question for AP processing - is there a way to run AP posting daily in SAP so that we can know how many 51/19 documents we have proceeded each day?

thanks

saritha.

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    Posted on Sep 19, 2007 at 08:36 AM
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    Hi

    1. Please advise how to run AP Aging from SAP?

    S_ALR_87012078 - Due Date Analysis for Open Items

    In this you can use the standard aging buckets

    S_ALR_87012085 - Vendor Payment History with OI Sorted List

    In this you can define you own aging buckets.

    2. For Auto AP posting you can use the facility of Park and post. For this i think you u need to develop an ABAP so that all Parked documents are passed to FBV0 for every day. You can also have the count option to find the no. of processed documents.

    Thanks

    VK

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  • author's profile photo Eric Cartman
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    Posted on Sep 19, 2007 at 08:38 AM
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    hi saritha,

    try transaction S_ALR_87012085.

    To check how many 51/19 documents were created: just write a program which counts these documents by creation date.

    hope this helps

    ec

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    Posted on Sep 19, 2007 at 08:58 AM
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    Try F.02

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