<< Show table of contents >> Controlling > Analyses > Creating new analyses |
When you use the Analysis > Create New function or click on in the Analyses section (navigation area), a wizard opens. Step by step, this wizard helps you to create a new analysis.
All the settings of an opened analysis are saved under Configuration (Configuration area). To edit settings, click there in the corresponding section on.
First enter the basic settings of the analysis.
First / Second level of analysis |
Levels of analysis are used to structure the data of an analysis. Select at least one level, the second level is optional. The following fields are available: ▪Account ▪Organisational unit ▪Project ▪Project country ▪Project type ▪custom fields of the project master data of the Classification type
In the following example, the first level is a custom field of the organisation and the second level is the Project Country field: |
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Currency type |
Select which currency the amounts are displayed in the analysis.
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On the next page of the wizard, you set how the costs are displayed.
Column |
Contents |
Column availability |
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Costs |
Displays the total costs of all the posting positions that are subordinate to the table line (minus income, if applicable). The currency is the set Type of currency and is displayed in the column header. |
The column is always available. It is only available in the currency that corresponds to the Type of currency of the analysis: Local currency, reporting currency or voucher currency. |
With a double click or the Add selected table column (>) button you can add columns to your analysis. You can also add columns multiple times.
Drag columns on the right to the desired position, or use the Up or Down buttons.
Expand the settings for individual columns () to break down their contents.
Breakdown |
Select a time period or property of the project by which the data is to be broken down. |
Sorting of breakdown |
Specify whether the data should be sorted in ascending or descending order. |
Display |
Choose between absolute numbers or relative values in percent. |
In the following example, the analysis contains the Costs column three times:
▪without breakdown, to show total cost
▪broken down by sector, relative values
▪broken down by year, absolute values