Here’s a SAP cheat sheet:
SAP Basics:
Log In
- Use SAP GUI to log in with your credentials.
Navigation
- SAP uses a menu-driven interface. Navigate through different transactions using the menu options or transaction codes.
Transaction Codes
- Enter transaction codes directly in the command field (e.g.,
SE71
for SAPscript).
SAP GUI Shortcuts
- Ctrl + /: Command field
- Ctrl + F12: System menu
- Ctrl + G: Continue
- Ctrl + Y: Redo or repeat
- Ctrl + S: Save
Common Transactions
Material Master Data
- MM01: Create Material Master
- MM02: Change Material Master
- MM03: Display Material Master
Vendor Master Data
- XK01: Create Vendor
- XK02: Change Vendor
- XK03: Display Vendor
Customer Master Data
- XD01: Create Customer
- XD02: Change Customer
- XD03: Display Customer
Sales Order
- VA01: Create Sales Order
- VA02: Change Sales Order
- VA03: Display Sales Order
Purchase Order
- ME21N: Create Purchase Order
- ME22N: Change Purchase Order
- ME23N: Display Purchase Order
Goods Movement
- MB1C: Post Goods Movement
- MB51: Material Document List
Production Orders
- CO01: Create Production Order
- CO02: Change Production Order
- CO03: Display Production Order
Advanced Tips
Customizing SAP GUI
- Options (Alt + F12): Customize SAP GUI settings.
Favorites
- Save frequently used transactions as favorites for quick access.
Search (Ctrl + F)
- Use the search functionality to find specific transactions or data.
Personalization
- Adjust layout and personalization settings using the “Customize Local Layout” option.
Quick Help (F1)
- Press F1 to get help on fields, transactions, or error messages.
SAP Easy Access Menu
- Access common transactions through the Easy Access menu.
Workspaces
- Use workspaces to organize your SAP sessions.
This cheat sheet provides a quick reference for common SAP transactions and features. For detailed information and comprehensive training, refer to official SAP documentation or training materials.