Find Distribution percentage from Sender Cost to Receiving Cost

[former_member650819]

Hi All,

How can I find the percentage of distribution from sender cost center to receiving cost center in SAP.

Kindly suggest.

[pavan_kumar18 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Check your distribution cycle: KSV3

Under Segment header screen:

Receiver tracing factor.

Receiver Rule: Variable Proportions/ Fixed Proportions...etc.

Other wise:

Perform the distribution cycle with test run, KSV5

Double Click on senders/ Receivers...you will come to know the  base for distribution.

Regards,

Pavan Kumar Arvapally

[former_member650819 · Accepted solution]

I have a list of Sender Cost Center and Receiving Cost Center. Kindly suggest a wayout to find the distribution percentage between both.

In the above method I am getting random list which is time consuming.

[rajneesh_saxena · Accepted solution]

Check table T811S

Rajneesh

[pavan_kumar18 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Check the table shared by MR . Still if you find difficulty Share your Distribution cycle screen. So that we can help you better:

Segment Header screen is required. So that we can understood the method of  Receiver tracing factor:

Depends on the Receiver rule we can specify the Receiver tracing factor

Say for Eg: Fixed percentages: you will get the % information with in the cycle itself, just go to Receiver weighing factors tab you will come to know the %'s

If the receiver rule is variable proportions there are many options...

So let us know what is your Receiver Rule, Var.portion type...etc.

Regards,

Pavan Kumar Arvapally

[former_member650819 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

In KSV5, as you said, for sender Tracing Factor is the Distribution %, however in system I am seeing the figures are in 5-6 digits. Now, a % will be in 100 or below that figure.

For example:

I am getting figures for Receiver Tracing Factor:

87,538,000

43,768,000

41,538,000

440,260,000

284,412,000

279,542,000

149,114,000

638,736,000

364,064,000

179,850,000

476,738,000

Sender Tracing Factor:

3,085,560,000

How can I derive the % figure from 5-6 digit number?

Kindly explain.

[rajneesh_saxena]

HI

You can see the distribution cycle using KSV3

Regards

Rajneesh