2024 Aug 14 11:55 AM - edited 2024 Aug 16 3:37 AM
Hi Experts,
I am facing a requirement where I need to calculate Input Month, Last year Input month, Previous Month, YTD of income statement figures(SAP COPA Data) all on the same report using SAC(as below), the source data is from Datasphere.
Cross Calculation is used
User will specify an input [Year/Month] at run-time.
Please share your experiences on how to achieve this, thanks a lot !!!
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Q2: We have to calculate the weighting for each line, is that possible ?
@Charlielin The free Rapid FP&A Suite from SAP has an example of a story that does this. The user selects a Month (e.g., September 2024) and can then get the MTD, QTD, and YTD values for this year and last year.
The key is the configuration and layout of the restricted measures. You can also create a restricted measure to create a prior month value. I took a screenshot of the data selection and a couple of examples of the restricted measures, but the Rapid FP&A download shows you how it is all put together 100% in a sample solution from SAP. You can basically browse the story and see it working and use what you need!
Note that on each restricted measure in the attached images, you will see a "visual" cue of what time period is being shown, all based on the single Selection Date (September 2024). You can change that Select Date to another month and get relevant results for that date, allowing you to "step back in time."
It is in the Rapid Finance (FPA) model and in the Dashboard story in the second tab, which gets delivered with a model, stories, restricted measures, and sample data so you can see how it works and apply it to your model. We also have a variation of the same concept in the Rapid Sales model—Dashboard Story—Sales Analysis in tab 2.
We have a new version coming out on August 19, 2024, so I suggest waiting to download it. Download instructions for best practice content Rapid FP&A are HERE
Thanks,
Mark P Burke, SAP
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In Q2: I am not sure what is in Measure A, Measure B, and Measure C, but those likely should be in a Standard Account dimension so that you can use Account formulas. It seems like you may be trying to do row-based calculations in Measures, but Measures in SAC are meant for Column-based calculations. I don't know your full use case.
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