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Transaction Code: TJ12
Description: Journal: Transactions w. Cash Flows
Release: S/4HANA and ECC 6
Menu Path:
Program: RFTBCF00
Screen: 1000
Authorization Object:
Development Package: FTA
Package Description: R/3 appl. development for Treasury money,forex,forward gen
Parent Package: FS_TRM
Module/Component: FIN-FSCM-TRM-TM
Description: Transaction Manager
Overview: TJ12 is an SAP transaction code used to view and manage journal entries with cash flows. It is used to record and track cash transactions, such as payments, receipts, and transfers. It is part of the Financial Accounting module in the SAP system. Functionality: TJ12 allows users to view and manage journal entries with cash flows. It provides a comprehensive overview of all cash transactions, including payments, receipts, and transfers. It also allows users to create new journal entries with cash flows, as well as edit existing ones. Additionally, it provides a detailed analysis of the cash flow for each transaction. Step-by-step How to Use: 1. Access the TJ12 transaction code in the SAP system. 2. Select the “Create” option to create a new journal entry with cash flows. 3. Enter the necessary information for the journal entry, such as the date, amount, and description. 4. Select “Save” to save the journal entry with cash flows. 5. To view existing journal entries with cash flows, select the “Display” option and enter the necessary information for the desired entry. 6. To edit an existing journal entry with cash flows, select the “Change” option and enter the necessary information for the desired entry. 7. Select “Save” to save any changes made to the journal entry with cash flows. Other Recommendations: It is recommended that users familiarize themselves with TJ12 before using it in order to ensure accuracy and efficiency when creating or editing journal entries with cash flows. Additionally, users should ensure that all necessary information is entered correctly when creating or editing journal entries with cash flows in order to avoid any errors or discrepancies in their records.