on 10-17-2008 10:36 AM
Hi All,
We have a problem with updation of Planned Price in the Material Master through Costing Run.
How can we update the planned price manually without the costing run?
Please can anybody explain the funda of Planned Price.
Thanks for the help in advance.
You can assigned a planned price for a material without quantity structure in t-code: KKPAN. Select the correct cost variant and execute.
From my previous experience, I know that sometimes you need to assign the planned price even for assemblies during initial implementation if you are still not sure about the price and you want the production to go on. Once all the master data and costing stuff if finalized then you can update the price with quantity structure using CK11N/CK40N.
Take help from your CO consultant if required.
Regards,
Swapnil
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Hi All,
Thanks all or the valuable informations.
MR21 is used for change the Standard Price.
Can we set the Planned Price in the material master directly.
What is the difference between Future price and Planned Price?
What is the difference between Planned price 1, 2 and 3 in Costing 2 view of Material Master.
This is a very critical issue.Please let me know how to set the planned price in Material Master?
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Dear Pravin,
1. Planned Price values have to be set manually either using MM01 or MM02.
2.If you have already created the material masters and if you want to enter this planned price for a list of
materials then you can do it using a LSMW.
3..Once after costing run is carried out till the Step Marking,that value can be seen under Future Column
and against Planne price,During the costing run after executing the step Release ,once if it's released the
same value can be seen printed under Current Column as a standard price.
4.Planned price1,2,3 can be given for doing the cost calculation and each one will be valid from the date
that's entered against the values.
5.Yes you can enter the planned price directly in the material master.
Regards
Mangalraj.S
Hi Mangalraj,
Thanks for the reply.
We could not able to upload the planned price through the Costing Run.We have the value of future price.Can we directly maintain the field Planned Price of Costing 2 tab or Planning Price1 and Planned Price Date.
Because the planned price will be valuated from 01/01/2009.
If we upload manually do it effect in future??
Dear Praveen,
1.Planned Prices of the raw materials are used to update the standard price of the Finished and Semi-
Finished products.You can not update the planned prices using the Costing Run.
2.This field Planned Price1 and it's valid from date will be filled only for the raw materials.
3.Suppose if you are giving the planned price valid from date as 25.11.2008 and if you trying to the costing
run whose valid from date is 01.11.2008,then this value will not be picked.So your dates should match at
both the places.
Check & Revert back.
Regards
Mangalraj.S
Hi Mangalraj,
Thanks for your patience
Our material is the finished product. As the year end activity we need to update the price in costing 2 view of the MAterial MAster.
Generally the planned price will be updated thru the Costing Run.But for some materials the planned price was not updated in Mat Mas.So we want to know whether we can maintain the future planned price and date in Material Master so that the same can be released in future date.
e.g
Current price is 2 USD
Planned Price is 2.5 USD effecting from 01/01/2009
Dear Praveen,
Still I'm not clear with your exact requirement,but still check out this,
1.The cost for the finished products will be updated through Cost Rollup only and say suppose if the current
one is Rs 100 and as per the new Cost rollup whose valid from date is some future date means,then the
new cost can be marked but it cant be released.
Still if you have any doubt means,take the help of your CO consultant.
Regards
Mangalraj.S
Hello,
you can update the price manually with Transaction MR21.
regards.
Johannes
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Dear,
Field "MBEW-ZPLD1" is available in MASS
MM17 is not working for price fields, reason is explained in OSS note 323892.
Batch inout recording, CATT or LSMW are probably the alternatives for you.
Yes you can do manually and automatically.
follow these links:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/1c/9e0a135c0b11d1852f0000e8a4bacc/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/ab/42da08a98111d38ad60000e83234f3/frameset.htm
hope this may help you,
Regards,
R.Brahmankar
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Dear Praveen,
As per to my knowledge level Planned Prices are used for the raw materials whose exact value(price) is
unknown even for the Purchasing departement.So in thos ecases or for the materials for which procurement
is happening for the first time in the company, a rough value will be entered as the planned price and the
same will be considered as the materials cost.So in the next period once after knowing the exact value,that
will be used again as the planned price and a fresh cost estimate will be carried out.
Say For Eg: Raw materials X & Y are required each 1 quantity for producing Z,so assuming Rs10 is the
planned price of X as well as Y,I enter the value in both the material master's(that's for X & Y).Suppose if
the operation cost is Rs10 for making Z means,now the standard cost for producing Z = X materials's cost
(10) + Y material's Cost (10) + operation cost (10) = Rs 30.
So during the first period the standard cost will be Rs 30/-,suppose while doing GR for X for 10 quantity
whose total cost is Rs 80 ,so its MAP will be 80/10 = Rs 8(this is the actual value of X) and for doing GR of
Y let's assuming it's total value is Rs 90 for 10 quantity,so the MAP (Moving Average price) = 90/10 = Rs 9.
So during the next cost rollup or period we have to enter Rs 8 as the planned price for X and Rs 9 as the
planned price for Y.
Now this time whiole doing the cost rollup cost for producing Z = 8910 = Rs 27 will be the standard cost.
check & Revert back.
Regards
Mangalraj.S
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