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Transaction Code: FNF3
Description: Rollover: Display file
Release: S/4HANA and ECC 6
Menu Path:
Program: SAPMF67F
Screen: 100
Authorization Object: FD_POK_BUK
Development Package: FVVD
Package Description: Treasury Loans
Parent Package: FVVD_ZBASIS
Module/Component: FS-CML
Description: Loans Management
Overview: The SAP transaction code FNF3 is used to display the rollover file. This file contains information about the rollover of open items from one fiscal year to the next. Functionality: The FNF3 transaction code allows users to view the rollover file, which contains information about open items that have been rolled over from one fiscal year to the next. This includes details such as the document number, posting date, and amount of the open item. The file also contains information about any adjustments that have been made to the open item during the rollover process. Step-by-step How to Use: 1. Enter transaction code FNF3 in the command field. 2. Select the company code for which you want to view the rollover file. 3. Select the fiscal year for which you want to view the rollover file. 4. The system will display a list of all open items that have been rolled over from the previous fiscal year. 5. You can view details such as document number, posting date, and amount of each open item by selecting it from the list. 6. You can also view any adjustments that have been made to an open item during the rollover process by selecting it from the list and then selecting “Display Adjustments” from the menu bar at the top of the screen. 7. When you are finished viewing the rollover file, select “Back” from the menu bar at the top of the screen to return to the main screen. Other Recommendations: It is recommended that users review their company’s rollover file regularly to ensure that all open items are being correctly rolled over from one fiscal year to the next. Additionally, users should be aware that any adjustments made to an open item during the rollover process may affect its balance and should be reviewed carefully before being accepted into the system.