on 10-19-2015 6:34 PM
Hello,
I work for an insurance company that uses the FS-CD module (cash receipts and disbursements). As receipts are received and payments are disbursed, these receivables and payables hit General Ledger accounts within FS-CD on a detailed record-by-record basis. Nightly, this information is summarized and sent to the actual General Ledger (FI module).
I need to write a BEx query that is broken out by General Ledger account, which shows the counts of records associated to that General Ledger account in FS-CD. I am able to break out this information by amount, but cannot figure out how to break it out by count. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thank you for your help.
Angela
Hello Angela,
To achieve the result you are expecting, we need to create three formulas in the query with exception aggregation.
Thanks,
Arun.
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Hello Angela,
I just looked back at a query where I count the number of schedule line for Sales Order and below is the setting I have for that.
reference means Just call the formula without count.
Thanks,
Arun.
I am guessing a lot of my SCN friends are at Tech Ed. Which might be a good thing, gave me a chance to play around a bit and refine my question.
I have data that looks like this:
Document No Customer Amount
20000014997 247956 $-1542
20000014997 247956 $1542
20000014998 247956 $-1542
20000014998 247956 $1542
I would like this to count as 4 records.
When I create a Formula, then Exception Aggregation = Counter for All Detailed Values That Are Not Zero, Null, or Error, with Ref Characteristic = Document Number, it counts these as 0 records.
When I choose Exception Aggregation = Counter for All Detailed Values, with Ref Characteristic = Document Number, it counts these as 2 records.
Is there a way to have this count as 4 records?
Thank you for your help.
Angela
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Hi Angela,
you can create a formula like below
COUNT (Amount) --> choose exception aggregation as "counter of all detailed values" and reference characteristic as Document no ..
you will get count as 1 for each document number, and if you want to see the total count (Ex ; doc no XXXX997 total count is 2 and document no XXXX998 as 2), then choose calculate result as summation.
Angela,the data which you have shared with us should apparently give the count 2.
It should also get summarized to 2 rows instead of 4.For 1 customer you have 2 document number.
So if you are getting 4 rows then there must be another characteristic which should be making the combination unique and splitting the rows into 4.
Please check the data correctly.
Regards,
AL
Hi AL,
Thank you for your response. There is a combination of three fields that make a record unique - document number, item number and subitem number, like this:
Document No Item No Subitem No
20000014997 1 1
20000014997 2 1
20000014998 1 1
20000014998 1 2
Is it possible to have the Ref. Characteristic take into account the combination of three Characteristics?
If not - you're right - I might just have to tell the business users this is a count of documents, not at the Item/Subitem level.
Thank you for your help.
Angela
Hi Nanda,
Surely, does this help?
Input:
Document Number Customer Amount
2000014997 247956 -1542
2000014997 247956 1542
2000014998 247956 -1542
2000014998 247956 1542
Output:
GL Account Line Items Posted
1205011 4
I do not believe there is any other field that I could use that would be unique for each line. Potentially a combination of fields, but not one field.
Thank you for your help.
Hi Angela,
Use Exception aggregation as count of receipts and respective to GL account (GL Account as Reference object).
Please try to search "Exception Aggregation" concept in BEx.
Thank you
Nanda
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