What is SAP Hierarchy Graphics in SAP (BC-FES-GRA - Graphic)?

SAP Term: SAP Hierarchy Graphics

• Component: BC-FES-GRA

• Component Name: Graphic

• Description: s program for presenting data in hierarchical structures. SAP Hierarchy s offers a number of options. You can, for example, design hierarchies with different distances and angles, color the nodes according to different presentation criteria, or edit numeric values of items.

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• Key Concepts: 
  SAP Hierarchy Graphics is a component of the SAP Business Suite that allows users to create graphical representations of hierarchical data. This component is used to visualize the relationships between different elements in a hierarchical structure, such as an organizational chart or a product hierarchy. It also provides tools for creating and editing graphical representations of hierarchies. 
  
  How to use it: 
  To use SAP Hierarchy Graphics, users must first create a hierarchy in the system. This can be done by entering the data into the system or by importing it from an external source. Once the hierarchy is created, users can then use the graphical tools to create a visual representation of the hierarchy. The graphical representation can be used to analyze and explore the relationships between different elements in the hierarchy. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When creating a graphical representation of a hierarchy, it is important to consider how the elements are related to each other. For example, if there are multiple levels in the hierarchy, it may be helpful to use different colors or shapes to represent each level. Additionally, it may be helpful to add labels or annotations to help explain the relationships between elements in the hierarchy. 
  
  Related Information: 
  SAP Hierarchy Graphics is part of the SAP Business Suite and is closely related to other components such as SAP BusinessObjects and SAP HANA. Additionally, there are several third-party tools available that can be used to create and edit graphical representations of hierarchies.