Overhead cost not coming in production order

[Former Member]

Hello Friends,

I have assigned overhead group to material master in costing 1 view.Overhead group is assigned to Overhead key and valuation area of mine (plant).Even i have defined overhead rates i.e, percentage overhead for my company code.Then i calculated the overhead using KGI2.It shows no error in log and shows 1 overhead calculated.But when i go inside the production order, it doesn't show the overhead cost in actual cost, why?

Am i wrong in calculating the overhead cost?

Please guide.

Thanking you.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Your overhead rate has to be assigned to your costing sheet.

Follow the steps below...

1) For your order type check the OTDP (OPL8 t code)

Check your applicable costing variant in "cost accounting tab)

2) In OPL1 t code check the valuation variants (planned and actual) for your costing variant

3) In Okk4 check the costing sheets assigned to your valuation varaint.

4) now check if the overhead key is assigned to your costing sheet in IMG--> controlling

>Product cost controlling>Cost Object Controlling-->Product Cost by Order

>Overhead>Define Costing Sheets. If it is not assigned, then assign it

5) Also check if your overhead key is assigned to your overhead rate. Follow the same path as above. under 'Define Costing Sheets' Costing Sheet: Components-->Define Percentage Overhead Rates.

Now check your scenario again.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Ashok

[Former Member]

i am closing the thread.

[Former Member]

yeah Rajesha sir,i have maintained the overhead details (proportion) for my controlling area(company code).Than also i am not able to view the actual overhead cost in the production order.

Plz guide.

[Former Member]

what is the costing sheet you are using?

check in the config in KZS2 whether overhead rates are maintained ?

[dhaval_choksi3]

Hi Jitendra,

Check Over head unit of measure maintain for that over head key.Is it correct?T.code is KZS2.

Regards,

Dhaval

Edited by: Dhaval Choksi on Sep 22, 2008 2:35 PM

[Former Member]

Check your costing sheet, whether it is having the overhead details...

C heck and come back.