The following are features of helper key figures:
- Typically used for intermediate calculation results used in a key figure or another helper key figure.
- Not exposed to the user in planning views or modeling.
- Can be used at REQUEST or any planning level.
- Can be used to break down a large calculation into manageable subcalculations.
- Usually prefixed with a H, for example, HINVENTORYTARGETQTY.
- Used when you have more than three inputs at different planning levels in one calculation.
- Primarily used in ratio calculations, last period aggregation, cost calculations, and so on. Note that they do not have a base planning level.
- Used only for calculation, meaning that they do not have the other key figure properties, such as Stored, Editable, Aggregation, or Disaggregation.
- Typically used for intermediate calculation results used in a key figure or another helper key figure.
Not exposed to the user in planning views or modeling.
Can be used at REQUEST or any planning level.
Can be used to break down a large calculation into manageable subcalculations.
Usually prefixed with a H, for example, HINVENTORYTARGETQTY.
Used when you have more than three inputs at different planning levels in one calculation.
Primarily used in ratio calculations, last period aggregation, cost calculations, and so on.
Note that they do not have a base planning level.
Used only for calculation, meaning that they do not have the other key figure properties, such as Stored, Editable, Aggregation, or Disaggregation.
The figure, Capacity Utilization Percentage, shows the following calculation: Capacity Utilization Perc @Request = Capacity Demand @Request / Capacity Supply@Request.

Capacity Utilization Percentage is aREQUEST level calculation with inputs at different base planning levels: CAPAUTILPCT@REQUEST = "HCAPADEMAND@REQUEST" / "CAPASUPPLY@REQUEST".HCAPADEMAND calculates capacity demand at request level. You modify the Utilization Pct calculation to use HCAPADEMAND.