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Basic Data
Data Element | SELEK |
Short Description | Selection for Cash Management (example: for cash position) |
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type | D | Domain |
Type of Object Referenced | No Information | |
Domain / Name of Reference Type | SELEK | |
Data Type | CHAR | Character String |
Length | 10 | |
Decimal Places | 0 | |
Output Length | 10 | |
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Further Characteristics
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No Input History | ||
Basic direction is set to LTR | ||
No BIDI Filtering |
Field Label
Length | Field Label | |
Short | 10 | Selection |
Medium | 15 | Selection |
Long | 20 | Selection |
Heading | 10 | Selection |
Documentation
Definition
Here you have to enter the levels or the accounts or planning groups which are to be included in the display or excluded from it. The entries can be masked from the right with '+' to allow a generic entry.
It is important for the entry to match the level, account, or planning group in length. This means the entry for levels must have two characters; that for accounts must usually have 10. In the case of planning groups, the length depends on what you have entered in customizing, (view V_T035).
The following are examples of entries for levels:
- 'F1'
- 'F+'
- '+1'
- '++'
The following are examples of entries for bank accounts:
- '0000113100' You must enter the leading zeros.
- '000011310+'
- '00001131++'
- '0++01+3++0'
- '++++++++++'
The following are examples of entries for planning groups:
- 'E1' Assumes your planning groups have two characters
- 'E+'
- '+1'
- '++'
The company code and chart of account entries are optional. You can use them to restrict the data considered to one or more company codes. It can be a good idea to enter them if the same account numbers have different meanings in different company codes/charts of accounts and if accounts with the same name are to appear in the cash position under one summarization term.
Example:
- Account 113100 in company code 1 is for Bank X
- Account 113100 in company code 2 is for Bank Y
You need to make two entries so that you can use different summarization terms for Bank X and Bank Y:
The company code and chart of accounts can be masked entries. The system uses the entry from the grouping which has the fewest masks to determine the summarization term to be used (and for cash concentration in the summarization account and summarization company code). This is true whether the masking is in the account number, company code, or chart of accounts.
Example:
Selection Company Code Chart of Accts Summarization Term
0000+13+00 0001 INT AAA
0000113100 0+0+ INT BBB
0000113100 0+01 IN+ CCC
00001+3100 +001 INT DDD
0000113100 EEE
If a database record seems to be valid when viewed from all five lines, chance determines which of the first four summarization terms is used. "EEE" is not relevant here becasue the missing company code and chart of accounts can both be regard as completely masked.
The field length is important for masked entries. For example, in the "INT" chart of accounts above, "+++" is not valid but "++++" is.
History
Last changed by/on | SAP | 19990312 |
SAP Release Created in |