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BSEG AR/A/P Transaction

Former Member
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Hi,

Is there a way if I can find  from BSEG or BKPF if these are A/R or A/P transactions.Actually I am trying to understand a flow of a company code  weather it has only A/R or A/P transactions is there a better way to find.

Regards,

Amy

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ThomasZloch
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Since BSEG might be huge it's probably quicker to check via SE16 the entries in the index tables BSIK and BSAK for A/P as well as BSID and BSAD for A/R.

Thomas

iklovski
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My reply, of course, was literally to the point. If a business requirement is simply deriving AP/AR lines, then, certainly, BSEG is not the table to use.

Former Member
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Thank You Eli,Thomas I appreciate your time.

Amy

iklovski
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Hi,

From BKPF, possible by document type (BLART), but a bit ambiguous. Though, in BSEG is straicht forward: if KOART field is K or D, then it's AP/AR document.

Regards,

Eli

Former Member
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Thanks Eli, I dont see KOAR in BSEG we are in ECC 6.0

Thanks Amy

Former Member
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Hi Amy,

Try below steps

1. Go to SE16, Table = BSEG

2. Click on Settings --> Fields for Selection

3. Search for field "KOART"

4. Click "Green Check" button

5. You will see the KOART (Account Type) on the selection, Enter either K for AP or D for AR and execute

Let me know if this helps

Regards

Ram

iklovski
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It's KOART