on 04-04-2016 3:43 PM
Hello Experts,
I need to change row text fiscal period/year wise using BEx query designer in my report.
I tried to use replacement path variable to resolve but can't woked in my case.
Kindly provide me solution.
Regards,
Yogesh
Hi,
Please post the layout of your query designer..
Regards,
Loed
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Hi,
If you chose INFOOBJECT, you MUST have a local filter for PERIOD in your 3 selections..If you chose variable, then that's the time you are not required to have a LOCAL filter for fiscal period..For sure you don't have a local filter for your PERIOD, right? Then that's where the issue lies..
Regards.
Loed
Hi,
you can use the standard text variable 0T_FPERT/0T_FPER of fiscal year/period
simply click on text variable option in key figure and choose this variable.
note: fiscal year /period should be filled via variable /section screen.
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Hi Jyothi,
Thanks to reply...
As per your suggestion I used above variable but row texts not changed dynamically.
Row text shows only from value text.
e.g. If report input is 007.2015 to 012.2015 then all rows shows only 007.2015 in output.
Actually in report I need to show row texts like below-
Oct 2014 Actual
Oct 2015 Budget
Oct 2015 Actual
Nov 2014 Actual
Nov 2015 Budget
Nov 2015 Actual
.
.
.
I used 3 selections under fiscal year/period.
Please suggest me any solution.
Regards,
Yogesh
Hi,
column 1 (ex:0ct 2014 actual) --> drag and drop keyfigure -->restrict it with fiscperiod (single value)
--> use the same text variable which i mentioned in first thread
column2 (ex:nov 2014 actual) -->drag and drop keyfigure -->restrict it with above fiscperiod -->right click set off set as +1, use the same text variable
similarly for nov -->use fiscperid offset as +2.
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