How to check the Vendor open items in SAP, using T code: FBL1N.
Understanding: FBL1N is a standard SAP transaction code used to display vendor line items. It gives a detailed overview of all transactions posted to a vendor account, including open items (unpaid), cleared items (paid), and all items, helping users track invoice status and payment history efficiently.
This transaction is part of the Accounts Payable (FI-AP) module and is commonly used by finance users to monitor vendor balances, track invoice statuses, and analyze payment histories.
SAP Easy Access Path -> SAP Menu -> Accounting -> Financial Accounting -> Accounts Payable -> Account – Double click on Display/Change Line items.

Now give Vendor account number, company code and select open items.

Note:
- If you select Cleared Items, the system will display only the invoices that have been paid (cleared) for the selected vendor.
- If you select All Items, the system will display both open (unpaid) and cleared (paid) invoices, giving you a complete picture of the vendor’s account.
Click on Execute.

✅ Result: The vendor line item is displayed — in this example, we’ve posted just one invoice for demonstration purposes.

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Explained: How to check the Vendor open items.
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