on 2023 Dec 30 12:32 PM
Hello community members,
I am create a story report where Job Info is a leading table. Requirement is to bring Current year (Jan 1 to Dec 31 2023) data for job info and compensation and calculate Annual Salary.
Everything is working except that my system is giving multiple and duplicated records. So if Job info has 4 records and compensation has 3 records then system shows 12 records (4 x 3) in a way that for each job info, it bring 3 compensation records.
I have tried Aggregated columns but it sums up the amount which is in Compensation portlet for Basic salary
For Job Info Effective start date 4th Dec 2023, there are 4 records pulled from comp info 4th Dec, 11th Dec, 18th Dec and 25th
Dec.
Again for job Info start date 11th Dec 2023, 4th Dec 2023, there are 4 records pulled from comp info 4th Dec, 11th Dec, 18th Dec and 25th
Dec.
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Just an addition in my question is that if I use 'Table structure' as Non Aggregated then 25 records are visible as in Employee profile, 5 records exist for Job Info and 5 for compensation info so system shows 5 x 5 = 25 records
When I use ''Aggregated' in Table , system shows 1 record but it sums the salary amount mentioned in each record of compensation as shared in the SS that in the backend, system considered 25 records (highlighted in "Count" column to calculate the AS amount
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Hello ishaq.yousuf,
Please refer below SAP Note.
https://userapps.support.sap.com/sap/support/knowledge/en/3171154
3171154 - Multiple records appearing when creating a Compensation Planning Story
Regards,
Neeraj Jain
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