Name: SAP Fiori - SAP S 4HANA Using Default Values and Variants in SAP Fiori Apps - SAP S/4HANA User Experience
Uploaded: 2020-4-16
Duration: 244 s
Description: 在 SAP Fiori 应用中使用缺省值和变式 - SAP S 4HANA 用户体验 Using Default Values and Variants in SAP Fiori Apps - SAP S/4HANA User ExperienceIn this video you learn how to use default values and variants in SAP Fiori apps.

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SAP Fiori  - SAP S 4HANA Using Default Values and Variants in SAP Fiori Apps - SAP S/4HANA User Experience

Hello, and welcome to this learning unit on Using Default Values and Variants in SAP Fiori Apps. My name is Trijeeta Acharjee and I'm a product specialist for user experience at SAP. This learning unit is meant for the technical and the functional consultants or any SAP Fiori end users. In this learning video, we shall see where to find and how to use default values. And we will learn how to create SAP Fiori app variants. These are usually the most asked questions from our customers while implementing SAP Fiori. So, let's get started. For this example, I'm logged in as a finance specialist, and now I go to the settings and select the default values. What do you now see on the screen is the pre-delivered list of fields for which the default values can be said. And these are the fields that are specific to the  roles assigned to the user. So, now let us take the example of customer balances. So I go to the group Customer Accounts and select the app Display Customer Balances. Here you can see that the fiscal year is already populated and the company code is left blank. So, let us go now back to the default values and set the company code and the fiscal year. So we go back to the Settings, Default Values, and set the company code as 1710 and the fiscal year as 2017. So if we now reopen the app, we now see that the company code and the fiscal year are already pre-populated. So, let us take an example of comparison of customer balances of two different years. So for example, I want to compare the customer balances of 2018 and 2017, so I enter the fields and save it as a variant. Enter the name of the variant, Comparison 2018 vs 2017. Apply Automatically, Save, and similarly create a variant of comparison of 2019 and 2018. So again, similarly, give the name to the new variant, 2019 vs 2018, Apply Automatically, Save. And now if we go back to the default values and change the fiscal year value, so for example, I change the fiscal year to 2020 and reopen the app, I can see fiscal year has changed. But if I go to the variants and select my variants and I see that I have the variants with the pre-populated fields, the fields remain unchanged. To summarize what we have just seen, SAP delivers a large list of default values that  can be used as parameters for the delivered SAP Fiori apps. We have also seen that, using the variant management, you are able to save and load different filter settings to find the relevant data and also save and load in different layouts to display data in different views. To learn more, please check out our openSAP platform. If you are interested in the implementation aspects of SAP Fiori, please see the following openSAP courses displayed on the screen. They are provided by speakers from our regional  implementation group. Thank you for listening, and goodbye.