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SAP S/4HANA 2021 Fully-Activated Appliance

December 2021
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SAP S/4HANA 2021 Fully-Activated Appliance:

Analytics
Demo Guide
Table of Contents

1 How Can This Script Be Used? 3

2 General remarks 4

3 Embedded Analytics 5
3.1 Analytical List Page (using the Sales Order Fulfillment app) 5
3.2 Analytical Report (example of Sales Volume Analysis) 9
3.3 Smart Business App for Purchasing 16

4 SAP Business Objects BI Platform 20

4.1 Prerequisite: BI platform in your trial landscape 20
4.2 Accessing the BI platform 20
4.2.1 Accessing the BI platform 4.3 21
4.3 Connecting the BI platform to SAP S/4HANA 22

5 Demo Guide: Integration with SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) 24

5.1 Needed components for SAC connectivity 24
5.2 Technical Settings 24
5.2.1 CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) 24
5.2.2 Supported browsers & certificate handling 25
5.2.2.1 Use Google Chrome on the remote desktop 25
5.2.2.2 Use Chrome on your local PC 25
5.3 Demo scenarios for the SAP Analytics Cloud & SAP S/4HANA 25
5.3.1 Create an SAC connection to the Fully-Activated Appliance 26
5.3.2 Create an SAC model on top of your S/4HANA connection 28
5.3.3 Create a story on top of your SAC model 30
5.3.4 Explore further scenarios 39

6 Appendix 40

Document History

Revision Date Change

1.0 December 2021 Release for customer

Main change compared to S/4HANA 2020/1909 Fully-Activated Appliance:
New app for creating the Analytical Report (chapter 3.2)

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1 How Can This Script Be Used?

This demo script has been written for usage with the SAP S/4HANA 2021 Fully-Activated Appliances (in short
“appliance” in this script), hence you will need such an appliance to make use of this guide. Depending on your
exact release, minor differences between software and guide might occur.

The appliance can be brought up in two ways, and the demo scenario in this script is largely the same for both:

1. Via SAP Cloud Appliance Library (hosted on cloud providers)

You need a cloud provider account at AWS, MS Azure, or GCP. With this, you can deploy the appliance within
1-2 hours from https://cal.sap.com > Solutions > SAP S/4HANA <your desired release> Fully-Activated
Appliance.
2. Via installing it on your own on-premise hardware.
You need to provide your own hardware, and order & install the appliance as explained in SAP Note 2041140.

If you are new to the SAP S/4HANA Fully-Activated Appliance, introductory information can be found here:
https://blogs.sap.com/2018/12/12/sap-s4hana-fully-activated-appliance-create-your-sap-s4hana-1809-
system-in-a-fraction-of-the-usual-setup-time/

Important:
Before you start your demo, please read SAP S/4HANA Fully-Activated Appliance: Demo Scripts for information
about necessary preparations, especially any post-deployment steps to ensure the full functionality of your
appliance. These steps are covered in sections
B) General Remarks
C) Post-deployment Steps
D) Log-on to the system
Besides this, you will also find links to all demo scripts on this page.

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2 General remarks

This script shows three possible capabilities for analytical scenarios within SAP S/HANA:
1. Embedded Analytics
2. SAP BusinessObjects BI Platform
3. SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC)

This should help you decide next steps depending on your business needs, existing licensing & infrastructure, and
so on.
The script focuses on generic feature views of the various analytics tools (how to connect them, available user
interface functions, etc.) and doesn’t go into specific business processes. And it only describes a very small
portion of the available capabilities. Please see the SAP documentation and other sources for more information.

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 3 Embedded Analytics

This demo covers the different visualization options available to the end user in SAP S/4HANA embedded analytics.
We will not go through a full business process but rather highlight some of the actions that are possible using
embedded analytics.

Note:
Depending on the release / feature package stack (FPS) that you are using, the screens might look a bit different
due to different Fiori themes used. You can toggle the Fiori themes in the “Me” area → Settings.

3.1 Analytical List Page (using the Sales Order Fulfillment

app)

What to do What you will see

Open the link for the

Fiori Launchpad.
https://vhcals4hcs.du
mmy.nodomain:44301
/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/
ushell/shells/abap/Fio
riLaunchpad.html

Log on with
User: S4H_SD_DEM
Password: Welcome1

From the drop-down list

with available Fiori
groups, choose “Sales
Order Monitoring”.

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Click on the “Sales
Order Fulfillment” tile.

Select the “Go” button

to list all the issues.

In the visual filter “Issue

Total by Sold to Party”,
click on the first
customer (Domestic US
Customer 1).

Click Go.

This will list all the sales

order fulfillment issues
for this specific
customer.

Click “Delivery Issue in

Sales Order” in the
chart to narrow the
selection.

In the list of the issues,

click on the ‘>” icon in a
sales order to navigate
to the details.

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In this screen you have
the option to analyze
the issue with the
specific sales order and
the status.

Note:
In this guide, we will not
show how to solve a
specific issue (since this
varies depending on the
sales order you chose),
but highlight some of
the integrated follow-up
options within the app
(to enable “insight-to-
action”).

Click on one of the

interactive parts in the
app (e.g. the sales
order).

If you click on the order

number, you can
analyze the details for
resolving the issue.

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In the Related Apps
section, you can
navigate to the
configured transactional
apps.

Once the issue is

resolved you can
navigate back to the
Home screen.

This step concludes the

analysis of Sales Order
Fulfillment Issues with
an Analytical List Page.

In this next section of

the exercise we do a
multi-dimensional
analysis via the Query
Browser app.

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3.2 Analytical Report (example of Sales Volume Analysis)
If you have used the appliance in older releases, you might notice that the following section has changed (from
SAP Design Studio to a Web Dynpro grid). Please see the following SAP Note for more information:
3081996 - Deprecation of SAP Design Studio Apps in SAP S/4HANA 2021

What to do What you will see

Stay logged on with the

user S4H_SD_DEM.

Search for the app

“Query Browser” and
click on it.

This app lists the

queries available to the
business user.

The business user can

analyze the reports in a
multi-dimensional grid.

Search for the query

“Sales Volume”.

From the result set,

select the query “Sales
Volume - Query”
(C_SalesVolumeAnalyti
csQry) by clicking on
the linked view name.

You can see the fields

that are part of the
query.

Click “Open for

Analysis” to open the
multi-dimensional grid.

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Enter the required input
parameters:
(e.g. M & EUR)

Click Go to launch the

grid report.

The default layout of

the query is displayed
in the right grid.

In our case it’s multiple

measures (net value,
sales volume, …) for all
months since 2017 for
the two sales orgs 1010
and 1710.

We will now adapt this

grid to analyze the top
customers (i.e., with the
highest net value) for
year 2020 in sales org
1710.

To do this, click on
Navigation Panel

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Use Drag & Drop or
the Add / Remove
Field… controls until
you have the following
layout.

Rows:
- Sales Organization
- Year of Creation
(add it from the
available fields
section)

Columns:
- All Measures

Next, we will set a filter

on the sales org 1710.

Choose Filter → Show

additional filters

Choose Add Filter and

select the following
filters:

Sales
Organization:1710

Year of Creation:
2020

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From the dimensions
list, add “Sold-To Party”
to the Rows below the
“Year of Creation”.

Clicking on the
measure would allow
the user to sort the
results based on the
key measure.

Right click on the Net

Value measure and
select ‘Define
Conditions”.

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In “Define Conditions”,
select Top N and enter
10 to select the Top 10
customers.

Click OK and Go.

Analyze the view so

that all dimensions and
measures are available
for the format required.

Maybe also add some

charts to your view if
you like.

Once If the view meets

your requirements, you
could save it as a
variant.

Click on the “Standard”

button.

Click on “Save As” to

create a variant.

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Name the variant as
per your requirement.

Set the visibility to

Public and click Save.

The variant is now

saved. You could also
save this as a personal
tile.

Click on Actions →
Save as Tile.

Enter the descriptions

for saving this as
personal tile.

Click OK.

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 Navigate to the Home
page.

Refresh the Fiori

Launchpad and you
can find the personal
tile in
“My Home”
Group.

This concludes the

exercise on multi-
dimensional report,
variant creation and
save as personal tile.

More information how to use the Analytical Report App can be found here:

https://help.sap.com/viewer/6b356c79dea443c4bbeeaf0865e04207/2021.000/en-
US/f7a8c8547996b109e10000000a423f68.html

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3.3 Smart Business App for Purchasing

What to do What you will see

Open the link for the

Fiori Launchpad.
https://vhcals4hcs.du
mmy.nodomain:44301
/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/
ushell/shells/abap/Fio
riLaunchpad.html

Log on with user

S4H_MM_DEM /
Welcome1

From the groups, select

the group
“Purchasing Analytics
for Purchase Orders”.

This shows the SAP

delivered standard
apps for Purchasing.

Click on the app

“Overdue Purchase
Order Items”.

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This will open a pre-
configured Smart
Business tile.

Select the option “Show

Mini Charts” or “Show
Mini Tiles” (depending
on your S/4 release) on
the right upper corner
of the report.

You can see the related

KPI tiles which have
been configured along
with the “Overdue
Purchase Order”.

Click on the Gear icon

to open the settings for
the chart.

Click on the Sort tab

and select the Open PO
Net Value as dimension
to sort and so that the
highest value can be
seen first.

Click OK.

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The chart icon lets you
change the chart type
at runtime.

Select the Combined

Colum Line Chart.

After analyzing the

orders with the highest
overdue items, you
could navigate to the
preconfigured
transactional app
through the
“Open In” options.

Navigate to the
Purchase Order App.

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Select a purchase order
from the list to analyze
more details.

You can now check the

purchase order or
trigger further actions
via Related Apps (we
won’t cover this in detail
in this script).

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4 SAP Business Objects BI Platform

This scenario explains how to access the SAP BusinessObjects BI platform 4.3 that can be included optionally into
your instance.

Since the SAP S/4HANA 1909 release of the appliance, there is no pre-configured content such as dashboards,
reports etc. for the BI platform anymore.
You still can create your own BI artifacts, either directly in the web interface of the BI platform or by using the
standard authoring tools e.g. Lumira Discovery / Designer that are installed on the remote desktop of the
appliance.

4.1 Prerequisite: BI platform in your trial landscape

If you are running this scenario via SAP CAL (i.e. hosted on AWS, Azure, GCP):
As default, the BI platform will be deployed as part of your landscape. However, during the creation of your
system instance, you can opt out of the deployment of the BI platform in case you do not need it (this will
decrease your hosting costs a bit).
This can be done in the Advanced Mode of the instance creation process in SAP CAL by de-selecting the
respective checkbox in the Virtual Machines section of the instance creation wizard.
It is not possible to add the BI platform once a system instance has been created without it. You will need to
create a new instance with the BI platform included this time.
If you have the BI platform deployed and use a local browser to access the BI platform, please map your hosts file
as described in the Getting Started Guide that is referenced in the instance details page of the SAP Cloud
Appliance Library console. You will need a mapping between the bihost alias and the IP address of your BI
platform. If you are using the remote desktop within SAP CAL, this mapping is done already automatically.

If you are running this scenario on your own hardware (i.e. you received the appliance via download or Blu-Ray):
There is no BI landscape contained in the local shipment, hence, you need to install a BI platform on your own and
make the connection to your locally installed SAP S/4HANA system.

4.2 Accessing the BI platform

This activity shows you how to access the BI platform as a business user.
Since the BI platform does not contain any pre-configured content, you will need to create your own reports based
on the connection into the SAP S/4HANA backend (see the next section for the pre-defined connection).

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4.2.1 Accessing the BI platform 4.3

What to Do
What You Will See
Open the BI launch pad
http://bihost:8080/BOE/BI
(hosts file mapping needed,
see Getting Started guide).

System: bihost:6400
User: BPINST
Password: Welcome1

Potential troubleshooting:
If you see a message about a
RESTful Web Services failed
logon, you most likely did not
use the URL
http://bihost.8080 but a URL
with the IP-address of the BI
platform.

Please either use the bihost

URL (with your local
/etc/hosts file mapped).

Or adapt the Web Service

parameter in the central
management console of BI
(http://bihost:8080/BOE/CM
C, Administrator / Welcome1
→ Applications → Web Service)
with the external IP address of
your CAL-based BI platform.

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4.3 Connecting the BI platform to SAP S/4HANA
The following sections briefly describe how the connection to the SAP S/4HANA is defined in the BI platform that
you can use as part of the SAP CAL offering.
If you have obtained the appliance via download or Blu-Ray shipment, you need to enter these settings within your
own BI platform.

The connection into SAP

S/4HANA is defined in the BI
Central Management Console
(http://bihost:8080/BOE/CMC)

System: bihost:6400
User: Administrator
Password: Welcome1
Authentication: Enterprise

Choose Organize → OLAP

Connections.

Right click on the S4HANA

connection and choose Organize
→ Edit.

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The pre-defined connection into
SAP S/4HANA is displayed
(using the system alias
vhcals4hcs).

If you want to connect your own

SAP S/4HANA system, please
maintain the connection
accordingly.
Depending on your network
setup, you might also need to
maintain the hosts file on the
(Linux) server where the BI
platform is running to make the
connection work.

Use the Connect button to test

your setup ( the first time, it will
take several minutes to display
the info sources).

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5 Demo Guide: Integration with SAP
Analytics Cloud (SAC)

The appliance can be connected to the SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC), allowing you to create analytical visualizations
for the data residing in SAP S/4HANA.
For this scenario, you need an account for the SAP Analytics Cloud since this cannot be delivered as part of the
appliance.
Since there are many tutorials on the SAP Analytics Cloud page and in the Internet for SAC usage, we will only
describe a basic “live connection” scenario in this guide and refer to the existing tutorials for details at the end of
this guide.

5.1 Needed components for SAC connectivity

Component Where to get it

SAP S/4HANA backend system Use the appliance or any other S/4HANA on-premise
system

SAP Analytics Cloud account Use an existing SAC account or get one from SAP Store:
https://www.sapstore.com/solutions/40117/SAP-
Analytics-Cloud-for-Business-Intelligence.
For SAP Partners, the T&D license 8004109 will also be
sufficient for such an account (please see SAP PartnerEdge
for details).

The free SAC trial on SAP Store (or the link on the SAC site
https://www.sapanalytics.cloud/ → Try it free), does not
contain the option to connect to an SAP S/4HANA system.

5.2 Technical Settings

5.2.1 CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)

CORS is a technology that allows a browser to securely use coding & data from multiple web sites in the same
browser session (this is needed for the Live Data Connection from SAC to S/4HANA since data from both SAP
S/4HANA and SAC is displayed in the same browser session).
For the SAP S/4HANA 2021 appliance CORS is enabled by default, therefore you don’t have to maintain anything
in addition to run this demo script (for further information about connecting SAC to S/4HANA, see the standard
documentation).

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5.2.2 Supported browsers & certificate handling
SAP Analytics Cloud is optimized for Google Chrome, other browsers might have functional limitations (for
details, please see here).
There are two ways for using Google Chrome in the appliance: either on the remote desktop of the appliance or on
your local computer.

5.2.2.1 Use Google Chrome on the remote desktop

Google Chrome is installed on the remote desktop of the appliance, and a trust relation between SAC and
S/4HANA is already established for Chrome.
On the remote desktop, you can access your SAC tenant directly in Chrome and establish a connection to the
S/4HANA appliance from there (see chapter 5.3).

5.2.2.2 Use Chrome on your local PC

For this you need to establish a trust relationship between your local Chrome installation and the appliance
certificate (self-signed by SAP).
The easiest way is to access the Fiori launchpad once with the vhcals4hcs.dummy.nodomain URL (see the Getting
Started guide of the appliance how to do the mapping) and confirm the warnings about an insecure connection.
Afterwards, you can create a connection in SAC using the vhcals4hcs URL as described in the next chapter.

5.3 Demo scenarios for the SAP Analytics Cloud & SAP
S/4HANA
There are many tutorials in the Internet that describe how to use SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) with SAP S/4HANA,
plus there’s lot of pre-defined SAP content that can be directly loaded into your SAC tenant.

In this guide, we will only show how to establish the connection between SAC and S/4HANA, and how to create a
very basic chart on top of S/4HANA content.
For more detailed scenarios, please have a look at the referenced tutorials at the end of this guide.

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5.3.1 Create an SAC connection to the Fully-Activated
Appliance

What to Do What You Will See

Log on to your SAC
account.

Click on Main Menu →

Connections

Click on the to create

a new connection.

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What to Do What You Will See

Choose Connect to Live

Data → SAP S/4HANA

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 What to Do What You Will See
Enter the connection data
as shown below (this
requires a mapped
/etc/hosts file).
Use an existing S/4HANA
user e.g. BPINST /
Welcome1).

Recommended:
The name of the
connection should be
SAPEMC if you would like
to use pre-delivered SAC
content (not described in
this demo guide) since it
uses this connection
name.
But you can also choose
an arbitrary name and add
SAPEMC as a 2nd
connection.

Click OK (this will also test

the connection).

5.3.2 Create an SAC model on top of your S/4HANA

connection
For creating a model, you need to choose a data source (in our case a CDS query residing in S/4HANA) and define
certain attributes for it.
As data source, we will choose a query for spend analysis of procured materials (the technical name of the query
is 2CCMMPURORDVALUEQ).

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What to Do What You Will See
Log on to your SAC
account.

Click on Main Menu →

Modeler → Create New
Live Data Model

Choose these values:

System Type:
SAP BW
Connection:
SAPEMC
Data Source:
Search for ’spend
analysis‘ and select
query
2CCMMPURORDVALUE
Q from the upcoming
search results.

Choose OK.

Note: the underlying

technology for
S/4HANA queries is the
same as for SAP BW,
therefore we can choose
this system type.

Click Save.

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What to Do What You Will See
Choose a name and
place in the SAC file
hierarchy (or create a
new folder) and click OK.

Result: you have created

a model and can now
use this in a story.

Note:
Via Main Menu →
Browse → Files, you can
access your models and
stories afterwards for
editing.

5.3.3 Create a story on top of your SAC model

A story is a data visualization in SAC. It is based on a model and can range from a simple chart or table to complex
dashboards or management reporting screens.
In our simple example, we will just create one bar chart of our monthly spend per material but feel free to add
more data or visualizations and explore the tutorials for ideas.

What to Do What You Will See

Log on to your SAC
account.

Click on Main Menu →

Stories → Create New
Canvas

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What to Do What You Will See
Choose Chart.

Choose the model you

just created.

Choose Set.

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What to Do What You Will See
Add the measure PO Net
Amount.

Add the dimensions

Product description and
Calendar Month.

The chart will be filled

with data.

Once you’re done, Save

your story in your SAC
file structure.

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What to Do What You Will See
To enhance reporting,
you can combine
S/4HANA data with data
from other sources, eg.
from retail stores as flat
files.

Click on Main Menu →

Modeler → Create New
from a CSV or Excel File

Click Select Source File.

On the remote desktop,

choose the file
Q:\flavor\S4HANA_Fully
_Activated\Demo_Files\
Sales_Invoice_Data.csv

The exact <Appliance>

folder name depends on
the appliance release.
If you do this exercise on
your local computer,
please download the file
from the remote
desktop.
The appendix of this
guide contains the
content of the file as a
table in case you have no
access to the remote
desktop (save the table
as a local CSV file).

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What to Do What You Will See
Tick Use first row as
column headers and
click Import.

Once the data is

uploaded, click on
Create Model and
confirm the popup.

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What to Do What You Will See
Choose a location to
save the model and
name the model as
Sales_Invoice_Data.

Note: The same location

can be used where the
initial model
Spend_Analysis_S4_CA
L was created.

Navigate to Home →
Browse → Files and click
on your previously
created Spend Analysis
Story to open it.

Click Edit to start editing

the dashboard again.

Choose the bar chart

icon under Insert to
insert a new graph into
the dashboard and click
the pencil icon to change
the data source.

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What to Do What You Will See

Click Select other model

and choose the model
Sales_Invoice_Data.

Select Measures ‘Total

Amount Due’ and
Dimension as ‘Material
Group’.

Click the Link Dimension

icon to create a link
between the two models
based on the common
dimensions.

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What to Do What You Will See
Choose the following
dimensions from both
models to create the
link:
• Material
• Product
Description (or
Material
Description
depending on
your release)
• Material Group

Make sure that the

Matched Dimensions
pane contains the right
mappings.

Click Set → Done.

Under Insert, click the

icon Input Control for the
dashboard.

Click Input Control and

next click the Edit icon to
choose the model
Sales_Invoice_Data.

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What to Do What You Will See
Choose Dimension →
Material Group.

Select All Members and

Click OK.

Enlarge the Input Control

and select different
Material Group options
as desired for the
dashboard.

All the figures on the

dashboard will now react
to the filters.

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5.3.4 Explore further scenarios
As said above, there are many tutorials on the SAP web pages (https://saphanajourney.com/sap-analytics-
cloud/learning-track/get-started-with-sap-analytics-cloud) how to build reports on top of any data.
Please explore them via the link above for additional ideas and to learn more.

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6 Appendix

Content of the Sales Invoice Data CSV file on the remote desktop

Total Amount
Material Material Description Material Group Agreed Price Qty Sold Discount Due
MZ-FG-C900 C900 BIKE ZCRUISE 316,8 100 15,8 30099
MZ-FG-C950 C950 BIKE ZCRUISE 519,9 25 26 12348
MZ-FG-C990 C990 Bike ZCRUISE 821,6 50 41,1 39024
MZ-FG-M500 M500 BIKE ZMTN 677,7 30 33,9 19314
MZ-FG-M525 M525 BIKE ZMTN 1133,4 200 56,7 215342
MZ-FG-M550 M550 BIKE ZMTN 2880,3 100 144 273625
MZ-FG-R100 R100 BIKE ZRACING 463,4 150 23,2 66027
MZ-FG-R200 R200 Bike ZRACING 3141,5 20 157,1 59688
MZ-FG-R300 R300 Bike ZRACING 5960,4 10 298 56624
MZ-RM-C900-01 Frame 900 ZFRAME 102,8 10 5,1 977
MZ-RM-C900-02 Handle Bars-900 ZHANDLE 4 20 0,2 75
MZ-RM-C900-03 Seat - 900 ZSEAT 4 200 0,2 751
MZ-RM-C900-04 Wheels-900 ZWHEEL 6,9 100 0,3 657
MZ-RM-C900-05 Forks-900 ZFORK 15,8 150 0,8 2253
MZ-RM-C900-06 Brakes-900 ZBRAKES 13,8 20 0,7 263
MZ-RM-C900-07 Drive Train-900 ZTRAIN 43,5 10 2,2 413
MZ-RM-C950-01 Frame-950 ZFRAME 189,8 70 9,5 12620
MZ-RM-C950-02 Handle Bars-950 ZHANDLE 6,9 35 0,3 229
MZ-RM-C950-03 Seat - 950 ZSEAT 6,9 40 0,3 262
MZ-RM-C950-04 BKC-950 Wheels ZWHEEL 8,6 100 0,4 820
MZ-RM-C950-05 Forks-950 ZFORK 27,6 25 1,4 656
MZ-RM-C950-06 Brakes-950 ZBRAKES 17,3 50 0,9 819
MZ-RM-C950-07 Drive Train-950 ZTRAIN 79,4 30 4 2262
MZ-RM-C990-01 BKC-990 Frame ZFRAME 335,2 200 16,8 63696
MZ-RM-C990-02 BKC-990 Handle Bars ZHANDLE 11,6 100 0,6 1098
MZ-RM-C990-03 BKC-990 Seat ZSEAT 11,6 10 0,6 110
MZ-RM-C990-04 BKC-990 Wheels ZWHEEL 14,5 10 0,7 137
MZ-RM-C990-05 BKC-990 Forks ZFORK 46,2 20 2,3 879
MZ-RM-C990-06 BKC-990 Brakes ZBRAKES 28,9 200 1,4 5491
MZ-RM-C990-09 BKC-990 Drive Train ZTRAIN 115,6 100 5,8 10982
MZ-RM-M500-01 Frame-500 ZFRAME 114,4 150 5,7 16305
MZ-RM-M500-02 Handle Bars-500 ZHANDLE 9,5 20 0,5 181
MZ-RM-M500-03 Seat - 500 ZSEAT 9,5 40 0,5 363
MZ-RM-M500-04 Wheels-500 ZWHEEL 16,7 100 0,8 1586
MZ-RM-M500-05 Forks-500 ZFORK 38,1 25 1,9 906

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MZ-RM-M500-06 Brakes-500 ZBRAKES 33,4 50 1,7 1585
MZ-RM-M500-07 Derailleur Gears-500 ZGEARS 57,2 150 2,9 8152
MZ-RM-M500-08 Pedal Kit-500 ZPEDAL 28,6 20 1,4 544
MZ-RM-M500-09 Drive Train-500 ZTRAIN 124 10 6,2 1178
MZ-RM-M500-10 Shock Kit-500 ZSHOCK 28,6 10 1,4 272
MZ-RM-M525-01 BKR-525 Frame ZFRAME 208,3 5 10,4 990
MZ-RM-M525-02 BKM-525 Handle Bars ZHANDLE 14,4 200 0,7 2730
MZ-RM-M525-03 BKM-525 Seat ZSEAT 14,4 100 0,7 1365
MZ-RM-M525-04 BKM-525 Wheels ZWHEEL 18 150 0,9 2559
MZ-RM-M525-05 BKM-525 Forks ZFORK 57,5 20 2,9 1092
MZ-RM-M525-06 BKM-525 Brakes ZBRAKES 35,9 10 1,8 341
BKM-525 Derailleur
MZ-RM-M525-07 Gears ZGEARS 107,8 10 5,4 1024
MZ-RM-M525-08 BKM-525 Pedal Kit ZPEDAL 43,1 20 2,2 819
MZ-RM-M525-09 BKM-525 Drive Train ZTRAIN 165,2 25 8,3 3924
MZ-RM-M525-10 BKM-525 Shock Kit ZSHOCK 35,9 50 1,8 1706
MZ-RM-M550-01 Frame-550 ZFRAME 669,1 150 33,5 95344
MZ-RM-M550-02 Handle Bars-550 ZHANDLE 38,2 20 1,9 726
MZ-RM-M550-03 Seat - 550 ZSEAT 38,2 10 1,9 363
MZ-RM-M550-04 Wheels-550 ZWHEEL 47,8 10 2,4 454
MZ-RM-M550-05 Forks-550 ZFORK 152,9 5 7,6 726
MZ-RM-M550-06 Brakes-550 ZBRAKES 95,6 200 4,8 18160
MZ-RM-M550-07 Derailleur Gears-550 ZGEARS 229,4 100 11,5 21793
MZ-RM-M550-08 Pedal Kit-550 ZPEDAL 114,7 50 5,7 5448
MZ-RM-M550-09 Drive Train-550 ZTRAIN 382,3 150 19,1 54482
MZ-RM-M550-10 Shock Kit-550 ZSHOCK 95,6 20 4,8 1816
MZ-RM-R100-01 BKR-100 Frame ZFRAME 145,9 10 7,3 1386
MZ-RM-R100-02 BKR-100 Handle Bars ZHANDLE 2,9 10 0,1 27
MZ-RM-R100-04 BKR-100 Seat ZSEAT 2,9 5 0,1 14
MZ-RM-R100-05 BKR-100 Wheels ZWHEEL 5,7 10 0,3 54
MZ-RM-R100-06 BKR-100 Forks ZFORK 20 10 1 190
MZ-RM-R100-07 BKR-100 Brakes ZBRAKES 11,4 20 0,6 217
MZ-RM-R100-08 BKR-100 Derailleur Gears ZGEARS 31,5 200 1,6 5977
MZ-RM-R100-09 BKR-100 Pedal Kit ZPEDAL 17,2 100 0,9 1630
MZ-RM-R100-10 BKR-100 Drive Train ZTRAIN 42,9 150 2,1 6113
MZ-RM-R200-01 BKR-200 Frame ZFRAME 701,4 20 35,1 13326
MZ-RM-R200-02 BKR-200 Handle Bars ZHANDLE 20,6 40 1 784
MZ-RM-R200-03 BKR-200 Seat ZSEAT 20,6 50 1 980
MZ-RM-R200-04 BKR-200 Wheels ZWHEEL 61,9 150 3,1 8819
MZ-RM-R200-05 BKR-200 Forks ZFORK 165 20 8,3 3136
MZ-RM-R200-06 BKR-200 Brakes ZBRAKES 103,1 10 5,2 980
MZ-RM-R200-07 BKR-200 Derailleur Gears ZGEARS 288,8 10 14,4 2744

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MZ-RM-R200-08 BKR-200 Pedal Kit ZPEDAL 185,7 5 9,3 882
MZ-RM-R200-09 BKR-200 Drive Train ZTRAIN 453,8 10 22,7 4311
MZ-RM-R300-01 BKR-300 Frame ZFRAME 1730,2 10 86,5 16437
MZ-RM-R300-02 BKR-300 Handle Bars ZHANDLE 86,5 20 4,3 1644
MZ-RM-R300-03 BKR-300 Seat ZSEAT 86,5 200 4,3 16437
MZ-RM-R300-04 BKR-300 Wheels ZWHEEL 108,1 100 5,4 10273
MZ-RM-R300-05 BKR-300 Forks ZFORK 346 150 17,3 49311
MZ-RM-R300-06 BKR-300 Brakes ZBRAKES 216,3 20 10,8 4109
MZ-RM-R300-07 BKR-300 Derailleur Gears ZGEARS 519,1 10 26 4931
MZ-RM-R300-08 BKR-300 Pedal Kit ZPEDAL 259,5 10 13 2466
MZ-RM-R300-09 BKR-300 Drive Train ZTRAIN 865,1 5 43,3 4109
MZ-TG-Y120 Y120 Bike ZYOUTH 40,9 200 2 7763
MZ-TG-Y200 Y200 Bike ZYOUTH 68,1 100 3,4 6467
MZ-TG-Y240 Y240 Bike ZYOUTH 86,8 150 4,3 12366

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