Functional, technical or solution?
If you have ever done a job search in the SAP area, you might notice that recruiters often split vacancies into two categories: technical and functional. Who are they, those technical and functional people? Frankly speaking, a functional consultant is the person who deals with the functional configuration of the SAP system, with business processes […]
Read More
Tables with tax configuration in SAP
Taxes in SAP are a very important part of functionality. It is a topic of interest for different segments of the SAP community: Finance business users, Finance functional consultants, Logistics consultants and so on. From the functional viewpoint, the taxes’ configuration is quite simple. There is a Sales Tax section within the Finance part of IMG. […]
Read More
Routine list operations: SAP vs Spreadsheet
If you ask your business user what is the most powerful reporting tool, SAP or Excel spreadsheet, I can predict the answer. Most business users think that Excel is the most powerful tool to interrogate the data. I will object. SAP has a very powerful reporting tool called ABAP List Viewer, or ALV for short. […]
Read More
Four methods to post a vendor invoice in SAP
The company needs to pay its invoices in order to function properly. It also needs to record vendor invoices and payments in the accounting books and registers. SAP is a help here. Accounts Payable is an important part of SAP Finance. There are actually several ways how you can pay the invoice. But you need to […]
Read More
How to: tracking changes in bespoke SAP objects
SAP Expert has already written about tracking changes in some SAP standard objects, like master data or documents. Also, there was a separate article about tracking changes in configuration objects. Other than SAP standard objects, your system may have objects which are bespoke for your particular company. It means that you can create your own […]
Read MorePolls
Loading ...Follow Us!
Polls
Loading ...
Dmitry Kaglik
November 25, 2013
SAP
4 Comments