o download from SAP to Excel:
* Many SAP reports have direct download function to EXCEL.
* SAP Query and SAP QuickViewer are excellent tools for Downloading (BvdR AO).
* Transaction SE16N allows you to access any sap table and download result to Excel
* SAP RFC functions can be called directly from Excel / VBA.
Use transaction BAPI in SAP to find your business object and study the function.
If you know the SAP table the RFC RFC_READ_TABLE offers a SQL query of the table
Trouble is .. you can not use joins here. you have to put the join in as a query in the SAP database and use the query in RFC_READ_TABLE
To upload data from Excel into SAP:
* Some of the Business functions (BAPI's / RFC unctions) offer data upload
* The general tool in SAP for data upload is the Batch input / call transactons
In the batch input file you specify screen by screen and field by field the input to SAP. SAP has a recorder to create the sample file. Just run trans SHDB and within this trans you run a case of the changes you want to do. On exit of the trans you will have a batch input file that you can download and from excel manipulate the file before you call the RFC function RFC_CALL_TRANSACTION.
Did I say it was easy ? No , not really , but it's a set of very powerful tools there if you take your time to study them. Our company would not manage without them.
Friday, November 23, 2007
To download from SAP to Excel:
To download from SAP to Excel:
o download from SAP to Excel:
* Many SAP reports have direct download function to EXCEL.
* SAP Query and SAP QuickViewer are excellent tools for Downloading (BvdR AO).
* Transaction SE16N allows you to access any sap table and download result to Excel
* SAP RFC functions can be called directly from Excel / VBA.
Use transaction BAPI in SAP to find your business object and study the function.
If you know the SAP table the RFC RFC_READ_TABLE offers a SQL query of the table
Trouble is .. you can not use joins here. you have to put the join in as a query in the SAP database and use the query in RFC_READ_TABLE
To upload data from Excel into SAP:
* Some of the Business functions (BAPI's / RFC unctions) offer data upload
* The general tool in SAP for data upload is the Batch input / call transactons
In the batch input file you specify screen by screen and field by field the input to SAP. SAP has a recorder to create the sample file. Just run trans SHDB and within this trans you run a case of the changes you want to do. On exit of the trans you will have a batch input file that you can download and from excel manipulate the file before you call the RFC function RFC_CALL_TRANSACTION.
Did I say it was easy ? No , not really , but it's a set of very powerful tools there if you take your time to study them. Our company would not manage without them.
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