Book excerpt: SAP Query Reporting

Chapter 7: Creating advanced reports with the SAP query tool
Once you have a handle on the basic report structure, you'll probably want to kick it up a notch with more specialized reports for your organization. This chapter explains the tools and functionalities you can use to create good reports for a variety of levels, departments and output formats.

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