that's what I've seen in SAP config too, fiscal year variant defines the structure (period count, start/end dates). D is more about which periods are currently open, which you set up separately. Correct me if I'm missing something here.
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What does the fiscal year variant define?
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Saw something similar in practice, A and C are correct here.
A and C imo, D looks tempting but opening periods is actually separate config in SAP.
Option A and C
C or D. I was thinking C fits since the fiscal year variant sets up how many periods there are, but D also makes sense if you look at posting periods being open for posting as part of the config. Not sure if it's about structure vs which ones are actually open. Pretty close in SAP settings, anyone else see both used?
A and C, pretty sure. Fiscal year variant sets up how many posting periods you get and their start/end dates. It doesn't handle which periods are open or special posting authorizations, that's managed somewhere else in SAP FI. If I'm missing something let me know.
Option D is tricky, but gotta be A and C here. Fiscal year variant sets up period structure, not which periods are open. Open periods config is handled elsewhere in SAP FI.
A and C for sure. Fiscal year variant sets up structure, not the open or special period auth bits. Disagree?
A and C
that's what I've seen in SAP config too, fiscal year variant defines the structure (period count, start/end dates). D is more about which periods are currently open, which you set up separately. Correct me if I'm missing something here.
that's what I've seen in SAP config too, fiscal year variant defines the structure (period count, start/end dates). D is more about which periods are currently open, which you set up separately. Correct me if I'm missing something here.
Maybe A and C. Fiscal year variant is more about structure, not which posting periods are open. Open to other opinions though.
A and C tbh, that's what the fiscal year variant handles in SAP.
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