on 11-27-2015 9:43 AM
Hi Experts,
My company has set tolerance 10% for invoice (MIRO). The different of value either + or - between PO and Invoice ,should go to original G/L account which during PO creation as highlighted below. How could I configure when creating invoice, the gain/loss should offset PO G/L account 630200 instead of 500525. I tried to change the setting at OBYC and I couldn't hardcode 630200 in account determination, because the PO G/L account would be anothers. Please advise it is possible to do that?
Dear Ars3,
There is no other way in standard which help you out in this case. The best you can do is only as explained by Dibyendu Patra, other than Custom development.
Best Regards
Mohsin Abbasi
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Yes. This was discussed many times in SCN. Please read this existing discussion Account diferentiation for DIF operation in OBYC | SCN
Hi
What is the reason you want the difference account as GBB account ?
both are P&L account can you please share the reason why your client needs this changes ?
so it will help us to provide the solution
Regards
Hidyath
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System is taking DIF transaction key because you have some balance (0.08) in your invoice posting.
System will only take the G/L account (630200) if you adjust the difference in line item. To post the rest amount to G/L account 630200, you have to adjust the 0.08 amount in line item level (like as you have to change first line as 532.72).
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Hi,
Remove the assignment of G/L account 500525 from transaction key KDM and save in t.code:OBYC.
Now try posting MIRO document again!
Regards,
Biju K
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