What iam trying to do is using a customer exit variable in BW calculate the YTD period minus 1 (if my month is April then I have do YTD till march).
Case i_vnam.
WHEN 'ZPPYTD'.* customer exit variable.
IF I_STEP = 2.
LOOP AT I_T_VAR_RANGE INTO LOC_VAR_RANGE
WHERE VNAM = 'ZPOSTPER'.
*input user variable example 004
CLEAR L_S_RANGE.
L_S_RANGE-LOW = LOC_VAR_RANGE-LOW(3).004
*converting the low value to 001 which is basically Jan.
L_S_RANGE-LOW(3) = '001'.
*calculating for input = 004 then l_cal is 004-001= 003.loc_var_range is used again for finding the high interval.
L_FPER(3) = LOC_VAR_RANGE-LOW.
L_CALC *value is 3 = L_FPER - L_VAL.
V1 = '00'.
CONCATENATE V1 L_CALC INTO L_CAL.
LOC_VAR_RANGE-LOW = L_CAL.
Problem area the value calculated for loc_var_range-low is not accepted. I would like to append it with value of l_cal(003).
L_S_RANGE-HIGH = LOC_VAR_RANGE-LOW.
L_S_RANGE-SIGN = 'I'.
L_S_RANGE-OPT = 'BT'.
APPEND L_S_RANGE TO E_T_RANGE.
EXIT.
ENDLOOP.
ENDIF.
ENDCASE.
Has anybody done this kind of exit variable or is there any other way to do it?.
Regards,
Raj
1 Answer
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Former MemberPosted on Apr 21, 2004 at 12:12 AMHi Raj,
Create a restricted key figure using the delivered YTD variable, then using right mouse context menus drill down to the option 'Set Variable Offset'. The default is 0, but you can change it to -1, -2 .. -n corresponding to any previous period you want.
Regards
Rob
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