MBEW-BKLAS stores valuation class. MBEW is at valuation area level.
Since valuation area level is generally plant it means you can define valuation class at plant level.
Edited by: Csaba Szommer on Jul 15, 2010 3:06 PM
hi,
thanks for your reply,
my valuation level is plant.
but when i tried to assign different valuation class for the material in MMR using MM02, it gives me error message like
please check valuation class - message no: SY 002
please guide me.
Since message-id is "SY" I do not think it is a functional problem (if it would be functinal problem you should get message like this: "M3180").
Maybe you should do some debugging to find out what triggers the message or you can contact basis team to examine the problem (system problem, authorization, etc?).
remark:
Split valuation was mentioned properly in a previous thread, so you can define valuation class at valuation area/valuation type level (key fields in MBEW are MATNR/BWKEY/BWTAR)
Edited by: Csaba Szommer on Jul 15, 2010 3:51 PM
Edited by: Csaba Szommer on Jul 15, 2010 3:54 PM
thank you so much,
what can be done, if we are already having split valuation for that material.
possible only when you are uning split valuation, you can assigne valuation class for valuation type wise
split valuation is used when a material has to be valuated differently in the same plant. it can be helpful in case of:
1. same material bought domestic as well as import
2. material produced in-house as well as bought externally
3. same material being a new & used / repair material
etc.,
anyway thanks for the reply.
please check for the error message i get while changing the valuation class and let me know.
i appreciate your helping tendency.
it can be maintained
while extending the material to different plant u can change the valuation class
eg: for ROH we have 3000, 3001, 3002..
so for the same material in differnt plants we can have different valuation class we have to maintain in master data in accouting view
in one [plant we have 3000 in other we can have 3001
regards
rajashekar
ya rajasekar,
you are right,
and i am trying for the same. but i am getting error message while doing so.
please check for that error message and let me know.
hi kunal,
thanks for your reply.
i have checked for that already and it is fine.
regards.
Edited by: Vimalanathan.A on Jul 16, 2010 6:39 AM
ONE SAP CODE = ONE VALUATION CLASS.
SINGLE SAP CODE ---DIFFERENT PLANT - DIFFERENT VALUATION CLASS
CHEERS
VIJAY
