on 03-31-2015 8:17 PM
Here's the scenario.
Cycle count adjustment entry:
Line item 1 Debit Cycle count adjustment (P&La/c) XXX
Line item 2 Credit Inventory a/c (Balance sheet a/c) XXX
Line item 1 derives its profit center from the cost center that is assigned in OKB9 for the account
since this cost center is a general cost center, there is no profit center assigned to it
Therefore the posting of line item 1 hits the dummy profit center
Line item 2 derives its profit center from the material master and therefore it has a proper profit center in its posting.
I want Line item 1 to derive its profit center based on material master and not based on the cost center which is there in OKB9
Tried substitution rule using OBBH but it doesn't go beyond FI tables for me to pick MARC-PRCTR
Would appreciate some help here.
Hi Rajaram,
Define account assignment for the cost element with the combination of valuation area, cost centre and profit centre. Here valuation area is the plant which is maintained in MM.
Regards,
Mukthar
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Hi Rajaram,
If you are talking about physical stock verification of stock then I would think you are referring about transaction code - MI07.
I think in this case, the accounting entry you are expecting is:
81 | Inventory differences – G/L | GBB | INV | S |
99 | Raw material | BSX | H |
Your Inventory differences - GL is a P/L Account and this should derive the account following automatic account determination - Account Key GBB, In normal course it can not pick up the material master profit center in your P/L Account due to the fact that there is no trace avaialble for your material master for your P/L Line.
This needs to be a complex exit and also you need to take care of your splitting in case you are in new GL.
Thanks & Regards
Subhasish
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