I currently have customized report to show material documents for batch managed materials that can be filtered by material, plant, posting date, etc. This report pulls data from CHVW table.
I tried to generate the material documents list for 08/24/2020 to 08/25/2020 but the report only displays the material documents for 08/24/2020. Upon checking, the standard SAP table CHVW is not updated either for 08/25/2020. But full list of material documents appear in MB51 (Material Documents List).
Where can I check what's causing the CHVW table to not be updated?
Thanks in advance.
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Picture of my relevant fields simplified for this example:
I am currently working on updating a database in Access for work that has more or less been just a spreadsheet up to this point. As such, I have a lot of information stored on a single table and I'm looking to avoid creating new tables that have to be manually filled in if possible. I track our purchases, confirming whether or not all the items on a particular purchase order or "PO" has come in, or if that PO only came in with a partial shipment. This database does not track POs as they are created, only as they are received by shipping, so I do not have a separate table that lists all the POs.
I am trying to create checkboxes in my table that synchronize with other checkboxes of the same PO, so when I receive the final shipment in for a PO, I can click "Order Complete?" (see linked image above) and all of the checkboxes with that same PO# will also be selected.
So far, in my fairly limited Access knowledge, I have attempted to make a new table from a query that listed only shipments with PO#s and then removed duplicate PO#s. I put the same "Order Complete?" field in the new table and then linked the PO# field on both tables and the Order Complete? field on both tables, but this didn't match them up. My coding knowledge is fairly limited and a little rusty so I was wondering if there was any simple way to do this without a really deep dive into coding.
I'm pretty new to Access and coding in general and I've been working on a database that was filled with data extracted from SAP.
I have a query that works as a way to "summarize" the information of a bunch of records from some purchase orders, it does sum the total of each PO, it's date as well as other information. It does consolidate a variety of items related to the purchase order into a single record that is displayed in a continuous subform for easy analysis in this structure.
[MES_CORTE][SOLPED][PO][FirstMIGO][TOTALPOVALUE]
This way, the user can preview easily each purchase order, date, value and other relevant information. This query is also used to generate some reports.
However, I want to be able of opening the source table ([Registro_OC]) and search the related records by clicking a field on the subform for a detailed view and posibly to edit or enter new data. is it posible?
I've tried to code some macros but can't figure out how to reference the table fields related to the query fields that are on the form.
Also, it seems that Access doesn't allow to create subforms based on continous forms.
Any help and opinions are appreciated.
I've searched multiple sources, watched coutless YouTube videos and I'm still no further forward.
I have multiple Access tables linked to Sharepoint lists. Each table / list has a unique identifier (which is a concatenation of 3 key fields (it's a long story!)). Anyways, with these unique fields I've created a custom list in Sharepoint to get a collective view of over 30 columns from various lists which I'd ideally like to perform a bulk update on.
To cut a long story short, I have over 1000 updates that need to be transferred from an Excel spreadsheet to the new custom (collective) SharePoint view. The fields are all mapped and are exactly the same layout within Excel, as to the new custom list.
The really frustrating thing with Sharepoint custom lists though is that you need to individually select each custom identifier in order to populate the rest of the row where lists are linked. I've tried to get around this however, just being met with greyed out fields that I'm unable to edit. (Unsure if this is because it's linked to Access, but tried everything to solve)
I have the unique identifier in Excel. I have all the columns mapped. Surely there must be a simple way to just copy the full Excell file and paste it into the custom Sharepoint view?!
Any help / alternative suggestions / drinks tokens appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Currently I'm working in SSRS trying to generate a unique report for multiple people. In my report I have four parameters: startDate, endDate, monthStart (for MTD values), and ID. I also have it set up so that the report dynamically enters the person's name in a textbox when you specify an ID. How would I accomplish going through and creating a unique .pdf (where all columns are the same yet the data is unique for each person) for each person in SSRS with data driven subscriptions? Any tips or help would be greatly appreciated.
Note: I looked at Microsoft's little tutorial but it didn't explain why things had to be how they are.
Thanks!
Edit: Problem is solved. My queries in the dataset and report were problematic as they kept dropping and re-creating the table I was using.
I need to build many different reports with exactly the same simple structure from many different datasets defined by many different queries. Specifically, I need a report which shows, in table form, the information stored in a table.
Is there a way of automatically generating these reports? Can I use VBA or something to, for each table:
- set up a dataset based on the query "select [tablename].* from [tablename]
- title the report from [tablename]
- display all fields retrieved in a table?
Many thanks in advance
Nick
The closest I have seen to this is the Data Profiler reports produced by the Kimball Group:
http://www.kimballgroup.com/data-warehouse-and-business-intelligence-resources/data-warehouse-books/booksmdwt/
You can make a mashup based on their "2 Columnlist" and "3 ColumnDetails" reports to get what you want.