Correct Answer: C) ZBDTOT (Days After Due Date) Explanation: When creating a new calculated field in SE16H, SAP needs a reference field to determine the data type (e.g., number, date, character). The reference field should have a similar data structure to the field being created. In the video, I wanted to calculate the difference between the Posting Date (BUDAT) and the Clearing Date (AUGDT). Since this calculation results in a number representing days, I needed a reference field that already stores a number of days. 💡 Why ZBDTOT? ZBDTOT (Days After Due Date) is an existing field in BSEG that already calculates the number of days after a due date. Since my new field also represents a number of days, using ZBDTOT as a reference ensures that SAP correctly treats it as a numerical value rather than text or a date. 🚀 Pro Tip: When creating formulas in SE16H, always choose a reference field that has the same data type as your new field to avoid errors! #SAP #SE16H #SAPTips #SAPCommunity #DataAnalysis
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📊 SAP S/4HANA Challenge: SE16H Formulas! 🚀
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Test your SAP skills! 🧠💡 In my latest video, I demonstrated how to use formulas in SE16H to calculate the difference between the posting date and the clearing date in the BSEG table.
Let’s see if you got it! 👇
🔍 Question:
Which field in the BSEG table did I use as a reference field to define the new calculated field?
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