In practice, it is often necessary to extract data from the SAP system, whether for further processing outside the SAP system, for transfer to other SAP systems, or for other purposes. Part 1 of this blog was about extracting table data into a file, part 2 explained the different formats. This part is about how to extract output from reports.

In practice, it is often necessary to extract data from the SAP system, whether for further processing outside the SAP system, for transfer to other SAP systems, or for other purposes. Part 1 of this blog was about extracting table data into a file with the "View table data" function. There is also another function - "Download / Upload table data" -, offering other possibilities.

In practice, it is often necessary to extract data from the SAP system, whether for further processing outside the SAP system, for transfer to other SAP systems, or for other purposes. SAP offers several possibilities via the SAPGUI. Probably everyone has already exported a list to one's computer or downloaded a spool request.
This works quite well - manually. How you can automate the data extraction with "Shortcut for SAP systems", you can read here. Part 1 is about extracting table data.