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RAEWAS0B - EWU: Analysis program- assets w/difference before and after conversion

Description

This program compares table EWUANLAVOR, in which before and after the euro changeover, a positive/negative flag is set for all value fields of ANLC.
You can use this program to find assets that show differences after the changeover.
The 'critical assets' parameter in the report helps you to establish the severity of problems with the assets, by dividing them into the following problem categories:

1. Assets with net book value 0 at fiscal year start before the changeover, and a net book value that is not zero after the changeover. To exclude assets that have not yet had an acquisition, assets are displayed here that had a net book value of 0 AND an acquisition value unequal to 0 and for which the status after the changeover deviates from this. This means that assets can be displayed here that have a net book value of 0 after the changeover, but all other assets have the value 0.
   You have to examine these assets more closely using the asset value display transaction. If you are unsure about an asset, contact SAP.
2. Assets with acquisition value 0 before the changeover, and acquisition value that is not zero after the changeover.
   Check if the asset was supposed to reach the value 0 during the current fiscal year due to a retirement or a transfer. If that is the case, reverse the last transaction and post it again.
3. Assets with zero down payments before the changeover, and down payments not zero after the changeover.
   Manually post a down payment or a down payment clearing to the asset for the required amount.
4. The report shows if a number cases like those described above have occurred.
5. The report also analyzes all other assets. However, you do not necessarily have to make adjustment postings for these other assets.

Requirements

Output

The report outputs two lines for each asset.

The first line shows the asset before the changeover and the second line shows the asset after the changeover.

Example