| Domain: Finance Data & Reporting |
Responsibility area: Maintain Costing Master Data |
The purpose of this procedure is to explain how to create and update a statistical key figure.
Worldwide.
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Statistical key figures provide information on non-monetary data for profit centers, such as:
Number of employees;
Number of machines;
Capacity usage;
Market information, ….
Statistical key figures can be grouped together into statistical key figure groups.
Allow to display characterizing information about profit centers in addition to the usual monetary data from accounting.
Some examples of Statistical Key Figures area:
Statistical key figures can be used in the information system to analyze such typical controlling information as:
I receive request through service one or through the Finance data PRS workflow that a statistical key figure (SKF) needs to be created.
I analyze the information and ensure that it's done by an authorized requester in document “PLANT COSTING CONTACTS”.
We can receive a request to create, extend or maintain a key figure.
The procedure explanation is linked with PF2 system. In WP2, the statistical key figure (SKF) usage is very small. Until 2013, SKF were not applicable in WP2. With the harmonization of the Insurance and IAS 19 procedures managed in SBS, Statistical Key Figures started to be used. Considering this, currently we have some process dedicated SKF (contact process owner in case this kind of SKF are requested) and SKF for local usage (can be requested by the controller (GBU or site / company / plant and it is not necessary to inform SU MAC Costing). |
Linked with production cost center and it's codification (link with SCo file "Working File 4- MODEL-CCCC.xlsx"), based on file PR_Utilities_structure and sap customization (link to SCo file "PR_Utilities_structure and sap customization.xls)
Example:
There are no specific guidelines for the codification of the local/site SKF, but there are some padrons we can follow. A good example, widely used, is the SKF codification to start with the R3 Establishment code of the company plant (consult transaction ZPRI).
Example, checking the report group 1KMA "Stat. Key Figs: Period Breakdown" in transaction GR55:

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