Automate

1. Go to CJ20 and enter project and WBS and then click open details since you just have one
2. if you have multiple WBS elements to update, go to CJ20 and enter project number
3. Go to basic data tab (this is where the binoculars work)
4. 
5. click to select all and then click to expand - especially if you have multiple levels - so that you see all WBS elements
6. Click into the WBS Element column and then click binoculars to find a WBS line
7. enter the WBS element and click position
8. click to go into details and edit your fields and remember to go back to the first tab in the details before clicking ok.  SAP remembers where you left off, and we don't want this in the recording, as the script will be expecting to be on the first tab of the details for the next wbs element.
9. click the checkbox to go back to the WBS list on the basic data tab
10. click unselect all, since the row you worked on will be selected
11. find the next one and repeat - i.e. put this into a loop.
12. 

1. Go to CJ20 and enter project and WBS and then click open details since you just have one
2. if you have multiple WBS elements to update, go to CJ20 and enter project number
3. Go to basic data tab (this is where the binoculars work)
4. 
5. click to select all and then click to expand - especially if you have multiple levels - so that you see all WBS elements
6. Click into the WBS Element column and then click binoculars to find a WBS line
7. enter the WBS element and click position
8. click to go into details and edit your fields and remember to go back to the first tab in the details before clicking ok.  SAP remembers where you left off, and we don't want this in the recording, as the script will be expecting to be on the first tab of the details for the next wbs element.
9. click the checkbox to go back to the WBS list on the basic data tab
10. click unselect all, since the row you worked on will be selected
11. find the next one and repeat - i.e. put this into a loop.
12. 

1. Go to CJ20 and enter project and WBS and then click open details since you just have one
2. if you have multiple WBS elements to update, go to CJ20 and enter project number
3. Go to basic data tab (this is where the binoculars work)
4. 
5. click to select all and then click to expand - especially if you have multiple levels - so that you see all WBS elements
6. Click into the WBS Element column and then click binoculars to find a WBS line
7. enter the WBS element and click position
8. click to go into details and edit your fields and remember to go back to the first tab in the details before clicking ok.  SAP remembers where you left off, and we don't want this in the recording, as the script will be expecting to be on the first tab of the details for the next wbs element.
9. click the checkbox to go back to the WBS list on the basic data tab
10. click unselect all, since the row you worked on will be selected
11. find the next one and repeat - i.e. put this into a loop.
12. 

1. Go to CJ20 and enter project and WBS and then click open details since you just have one
2. if you have multiple WBS elements to update, go to CJ20 and enter project number
3. Go to basic data tab (this is where the binoculars work)
4. 
5. click to select all and then click to expand - especially if you have multiple levels - so that you see all WBS elements
6. Click into the WBS Element column and then click binoculars to find a WBS line
7. enter the WBS element and click position
8. click to go into details and edit your fields and remember to go back to the first tab in the details before clicking ok.  SAP remembers where you left off, and we don't want this in the recording, as the script will be expecting to be on the first tab of the details for the next wbs element.
9. click the checkbox to go back to the WBS list on the basic data tab
10. click unselect all, since the row you worked on will be selected
11. find the next one and repeat - i.e. put this into a loop.
12. 

1. Go to CJ20 and enter project and WBS and then click open details since you just have one
2. if you have multiple WBS elements to update, go to CJ20 and enter project number
3. Go to basic data tab (this is where the binoculars work)
4. 
5. click to select all and then click to expand - especially if you have multiple levels - so that you see all WBS elements
6. Click into the WBS Element column and then click binoculars to find a WBS line
7. enter the WBS element and click position
8. click to go into details and edit your fields and remember to go back to the first tab in the details before clicking ok.  SAP remembers where you left off, and we don't want this in the recording, as the script will be expecting to be on the first tab of the details for the next wbs element.
9. click the checkbox to go back to the WBS list on the basic data tab
10. click unselect all, since the row you worked on will be selected
11. find the next one and repeat - i.e. put this into a loop.
12. 

And then try to have a loop that will open other sublevel, after change the first entry. But as I said the script is ending as soon as it managed to edit the first line.


Thanks for the support.

BR
João

1. Go to CJ20 and enter project and WBS and then click open details since you just have one
2. if you have multiple WBS elements to update, go to CJ20 and enter project number
3. Go to basic data tab (this is where the binoculars work)
4. 
5. click to select all and then click to expand - especially if you have multiple levels - so that you see all WBS elements
6. Click into the WBS Element column and then click binoculars to find a WBS line
7. enter the WBS element and click position
8. click to go into details and edit your fields and remember to go back to the first tab in the details before clicking ok.  SAP remembers where you left off, and we don't want this in the recording, as the script will be expecting to be on the first tab of the details for the next wbs element.
9. click the checkbox to go back to the WBS list on the basic data tab
10. click unselect all, since the row you worked on will be selected
11. find the next one and repeat - i.e. put this into a loop.
12. 

Then enter the WBS element and click position

It will move that WBS to the first row and then you can edit it.  Either just the row or going into the details

End loop

And then try to have a loop that will open other sublevel, after change the first entry. But as I said the script is ending as soon as it managed to edit the first line.


Thanks for the support.

BR
João

1. Go to CJ20 and enter project and WBS and then click open details since you just have one
2. if you have multiple WBS elements to update, go to CJ20 and enter project number
3. Go to basic data tab (this is where the binoculars work)
4. 
5. click to select all and then click to expand - especially if you have multiple levels - so that you see all WBS elements
6. Click into the WBS Element column and then click binoculars to find a WBS line
7. enter the WBS element and click position
8. click to go into details and edit your fields and remember to go back to the first tab in the details before clicking ok.  SAP remembers where you left off, and we don't want this in the recording, as the script will be expecting to be on the first tab of the details for the next wbs element.
9. click the checkbox to go back to the WBS list on the basic data tab
10. click unselect all, since the row you worked on will be selected
11. find the next one and repeat - i.e. put this into a loop.
12. 

Then enter the WBS element and click position

It will move that WBS to the first row and then you can edit it.  Either just the row or going into the details

End loop

And then try to have a loop that will open other sublevel, after change the first entry. But as I said the script is ending as soon as it managed to edit the first line.


Thanks for the support.

BR
João

1. Go to CJ20 and enter project and WBS and then click open details since you just have one
2. if you have multiple WBS elements to update, go to CJ20 and enter project number
3. Go to basic data tab (this is where the binoculars work)
4. 
5. click to select all and then click to expand - especially if you have multiple levels - so that you see all WBS elements
6. Click into the WBS Element column and then click binoculars to find a WBS line
7. enter the WBS element and click position
8. click to go into details and edit your fields and remember to go back to the first tab in the details before clicking ok.  SAP remembers where you left off, and we don't want this in the recording, as the script will be expecting to be on the first tab of the details for the next wbs element.
9. click the checkbox to go back to the WBS list on the basic data tab
10. click unselect all, since the row you worked on will be selected
11. find the next one and repeat - i.e. put this into a loop.
12. 

But please make sure you go back to the FIRST detail tab - the Basic Data tab in the details, before closing.  SAP remembers where you left off, but you want to always start at the same place, which would be the first tab - Basic Data.

That's inside the loop.

Then outside of the loop click save.

If you still have issues, please attach you script, I can try to make time to take a quick look at it today to check your loop, if you like.

Best Regards,
Sigrid

Then enter the WBS element and click position

It will move that WBS to the first row and then you can edit it.  Either just the row or going into the details

End loop

And then try to have a loop that will open other sublevel, after change the first entry. But as I said the script is ending as soon as it managed to edit the first line.


Thanks for the support.

BR
João

1. Go to CJ20 and enter project and WBS and then click open details since you just have one
2. if you have multiple WBS elements to update, go to CJ20 and enter project number
3. Go to basic data tab (this is where the binoculars work)
4. 
5. click to select all and then click to expand - especially if you have multiple levels - so that you see all WBS elements
6. Click into the WBS Element column and then click binoculars to find a WBS line
7. enter the WBS element and click position
8. click to go into details and edit your fields and remember to go back to the first tab in the details before clicking ok.  SAP remembers where you left off, and we don't want this in the recording, as the script will be expecting to be on the first tab of the details for the next wbs element.
9. click the checkbox to go back to the WBS list on the basic data tab
10. click unselect all, since the row you worked on will be selected
11. find the next one and repeat - i.e. put this into a loop.
12. 

Attached you have the script.

Thank you.

João

But please make sure you go back to the FIRST detail tab - the Basic Data tab in the details, before closing.  SAP remembers where you left off, but you want to always start at the same place, which would be the first tab - Basic Data.

That's inside the loop.

Then outside of the loop click save.

If you still have issues, please attach you script, I can try to make time to take a quick look at it today to check your loop, if you like.

Best Regards,
Sigrid

Then enter the WBS element and click position

It will move that WBS to the first row and then you can edit it.  Either just the row or going into the details

End loop

And then try to have a loop that will open other sublevel, after change the first entry. But as I said the script is ending as soon as it managed to edit the first line.


Thanks for the support.

BR
João

1. Go to CJ20 and enter project and WBS and then click open details since you just have one
2. if you have multiple WBS elements to update, go to CJ20 and enter project number
3. Go to basic data tab (this is where the binoculars work)
4. 
5. click to select all and then click to expand - especially if you have multiple levels - so that you see all WBS elements
6. Click into the WBS Element column and then click binoculars to find a WBS line
7. enter the WBS element and click position
8. click to go into details and edit your fields and remember to go back to the first tab in the details before clicking ok.  SAP remembers where you left off, and we don't want this in the recording, as the script will be expecting to be on the first tab of the details for the next wbs element.
9. click the checkbox to go back to the WBS list on the basic data tab
10. click unselect all, since the row you worked on will be selected
11. find the next one and repeat - i.e. put this into a loop.
12. 

Hello Sigrid,

I tried developing an GUI Script using CJ20N for creation of multi-level WBS (with optional AUC Asset creation) logic.

But now when we try to execute it, shows error as 'Type mismatch: 'Session.FindById(...).selected''.

Could you please help / guide us how to resolve this ?

Thanks in advance,

Hi Prathamesh

Please see my suggestions on alternate tcodes for project creation and updates, like CJ2D and CJ20.  You won't need GUI scripting, either.

There are other tcodes, too - like CJ01 and CJ02 - and there are examples here:  https://community.precisely.com/sap-module-templates/home/template-tcodes

Best Regards,

Sigrid

Hello Sigrid,

I tried developing an GUI Script using CJ20N for creation of multi-level WBS (with optional AUC Asset creation) logic.

But now when we try to execute it, shows error as 'Type mismatch: 'Session.FindById(...).selected''.

Could you please help / guide us how to resolve this ?

Thanks in advance,