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Over the past few years, TruQua has participated in SAPinsider’s BPC Bootcamp. During that time, one of the most popular topics we’ve presented on, is how to write reports in BPC. With that in mind, I thought it would be worthwhile to walk readers through the process of writing a Simple Report in BPC.
To start writing a simple report in BPC, there are a few prerequisites that need to be completed first:
Now, let’s walk through the steps necessary to create a basic validation report using the EPM Add-in.
Step 1: Create a new workbook in Excel
Step 2: From the EPM Add-in tab, click on the new report button
Step 3: Drag and drop the dimensions from the left into the Page, Column, and Row axes as depicted below (the dimensions shown are custom and will vary depending on your organization).
In the end your report definition should be as follows:
Step 4: Select the members to display on each dimension
Step 5: In this example, we started our report on cell B11. Follow the instructions depicted in the image below to change your page axis to the Excel range B4:B8.
Click OK and your simple report has now been created!
If reporting in BPC is a high priority for you and you’d like to learn more such as how to create dynamic reports and add drill-through capabilities, TruQua is pleased to be able to offer our EPM Add-in Bootcamp, which will walk you through all the fundamentals of report creation in design. For more information on dates and locations, please contact us at info@truqua.com.