(DV-2402) BEx Analyzer Definition

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Mar 07, 2024

BEx Analyzer Test Case is made from a collection of BEx Analyzer Variants. Each variant represents an Excel workbook created in BEx Analyzer. 

Click on Variants and the screen for BEx Analyzer Variants selection is displayed.

Creation of BEx Analyzer Test Case


BEx Analyzer Test Case variant selection screen


Create a new BEx Analyzer variant

To create a new BEx variant, click on the Create new variant button and a screen for variant creation is displayed. SNP Validate allows you to test workbooks from the current SAP system or from a local file (stored on your computer). Use Search help for Workbook ID on the system or Workbook file name (path included) for local files.

Variants created from local file workbooks can be successfully tested only on the source computer where they are stored. The workbook file name has to consist of the full file path and file name, e.g. C:\Temp\BExfile.xlsm. 

It is possible to define areas excluded from testing. Set the name of the worksheet and the number of starting row and starting column and the number of ending row and ending column for excluded range - use numbers (NOT letters) to determine columns.


BEx Analyzer Test Case new variant creation screen


Variant variables

It is possible to define filter values, which are used when the BEx variant is executed. 

  1. Click Variant Variables to define variables for the BEx variant. The screen for the variable definition is displayed.
  2. Click Add Variable to add a new filter for a variable.
  3. A list of possible variables is displayed. 
  4. Double-click on the variable you want to use for filtering of values.

  5. Fill in the filter and confirm the next screen.

    It is necessary to use the technical format of the filtering values (database format which is different from the BEx workbook format). If you use an incorrect format, the BEx variant execution will be stopped and you must define variables manually.  

  6. Use Remove Variable to remove already defined filtering variables.

When you define the values of a variable filter, you must specify values for all mandatory variables present in a web template. Optional variables can be omitted the same way as by the filter definition of a BEx workbook.