This will show you a list of every customer

This will show you a list of every customer associated with your identifier. This is a specific design of GBI.
Every one of your customers, when they were created in the system, was assigned a three-digit search
term that corresponds to your identifier, thus you entered 0## in the “search term” field. This will also
work with vendors in future assignments.
Step: I.1.41: Click the search bar near the top of the screen to show the search menu.
Step: I.1.42: Click the button at the very top right corner of that looks like this: .
 This menu allows you to use other methods of searching for what you want.
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Step: I.1.43: Choose the “Customers (by company code).” tab.
Step: I.1.44: You can accomplish the same result by navigating to whichever tab you want by using the
arrow buttons .
Step: I.1.45: In the “Customer Account Number” pop-up, enter the following information:
Attribute Description Data Value
Company Code Company code is an organizational unit within financial accounting US00
Step: I.1.46: Click Enter .
Step: I.1.47: This will show you a list of all (limited to 500) of the customers associated with the US00
company code.
Step: I.1.48: Click the search bar near the top of the screen to display the search menu.
Step: I.1.49: Clear the information in the “Company Code” field.
Step: I.1.50: In the “Customer Account Number” screen, enter the following information:
Attribute Description Data Value
Customer Gives an alphanumeric key, which clearly identifies the customer or
vendor in the SAP system.
*000
Step: I.1.51: Click start search .
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The asterisk symbol represents a wild card, meaning anything can be before 0##. This will show you a
list of every customer that has a customer number ending in your identifier.
26: Why would someone use the “*” in a search?
because this will show you a list of every customer that has number ending in your looking for
identifier 
 Now that you know the various methods of searching, try using other criteria and exploring different
searching methods to familiarize yourself with the system.
Before this section, you accessed the “Customer Balance Display” screen by navigating through the
menu path and using a transaction code. In this section, you will learn how to use the SAP search menu.
The search menu enables you to find a specific page by searching key words.
Step: I.1.52: In the “SAP Easy Access” screen , type “search_sap_menu” in the command field.
Step: I.1.53: Click Enter .
Step: I.1.54: In the “Enter transaction code or menu text” pop-up, enter the following information:
Attribute Description Data Value
Enter Search Text Field that you enter a transaction code or menu text title Display Balances
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Section I.10: SAP Search Menu
The Search
Tool
(IX)
The Search
Tool
(IX)
SAP Search
Menu
(X)
System
Message Types
(XI)
System
Message Types
(XI)
Miscellaneous
Reminders
(XII)
Miscellaneous
Reminders
(XII)
Exercise
Deliverables
Instructions
(XIII)
Exercise
Deliverables
Instructions
(XIII)

Step: I.1.55: Click Enter .