Fundamentals and Development Tools
ï‚· A tactical approach to using SAP R/3 to meet the reporting needs of your company and team
ï‚· Ideas and checklists to help implementation teams meet reporting related challenges
ï‚· Techniques to help you find standard reports in SAP R/3
ï‚· Basic and advanced topics to help users and implementation teams become familiar with the reporting capabilities of SAP R/3
ï‚· A methodology to help users choose the right tool for custom report development when new reports must be created
This guidebook intends to bridge the gap in SAP R/3 reporting knowledge and training. Users, implementation teams, and consultants who need a deeper understanding of how reporting works in SAP R/3 should find this guidebook useful.
Commonly Used Reports
The second guidebook in the Reporting Made Easy series is Commonly Used Reports, which discusses the most common reports in SAP R/3. Because there are over 3,000 standard reports in SAP R/3, the reports selected for this guidebook only cover some of the most commonly used reports in the SAP R/3.
In this guidebook, you find reports from the following SAP R/3 applications:
ï‚· Financial Accounting (FI) reports
ï‚· General ledger reports
ï‚· Accounts receivable reports
ï‚· Accounts payable reports
ï‚· Controlling (CO) reports
ï‚· Cost center reports
ï‚· Profitability analysis reports
ï‚· Internal order reports
ï‚· Reconciliation reports
ï‚· Human Resources (HR) reports
ï‚· Sales and Distribution (SD) reports
ï‚· Production Planning (PP) reports
ï‚· Materials Management (MM) reports
ï‚· Plant Maintenance (PM) reports
ï‚· Quality Management (QM) reports
ï‚· Project System (PS) reports
ï‚· Warehouse Management (WM) reports
Who Should Read This Book?
New users – Topics of interest include basics of SAP R/3 reporting, report execution, list displays, saving output to files, printing reports, and more.
New users should also consider the other SAP Reporting Made Easy book, Commonly Used Reports.
Experienced users – Topics of interest include using the tactical approach to reporting, finding and understanding reports, scheduling background processing of reports, and more.
Advanced users – Topics of interest include the tactical approach to reporting and the report tools summary matrix—an easy-to-use matrix to help choose the appropriate report development tool for each application.