on 01-19-2009 5:58 AM
Dear Gurus,
I am getting the following error while i am releasing the billing document.
Balance in transaction currency
Message no. F5702
Diagnosis
A balance has occurred in transaction currency 'TRY' with the following details:
Exchange rate '00', amount ' 5,896.58-' and currency key 'TRY'.
The data in the transaction currency were transferred from the calling application.
System Response
Your data cannot be processed in FI.
Procedure
The error is probably in the calling application.
The document currency is TRY in Sales document, material document and Billing document. Still, I am getting this error.
Thanks,
As mentioned before issue solved by OSS.
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Hi
This erroer you are getting because CIN settings. In order to avoid this error first remove the customization setting (uncheck the check box) which you have done "Creation of excise invoice in the background under CIN customization setting. Once this is deactivated system will allow you post the invoice in VF01 then you can create excise invoice manually in transaction code J1IIN with reference to billing document.
Let me know the problem you are facing in excise invoice.. If you donot want change the above setting then please check whether you have maintained all the register balance.
Regards
MBS
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Hi Abid,
If I am not wrong this issue is arising because of CIN setting only. You can check this setting under
IMG-Logistics General-Tax On Goods Movement-India- Basic Settings- Maintain Company code settings- Here check for your company code whether the check box " Excise invoice during billing" is checked or not. If it is checked then kindly remove it and test it.
This info i have provided you to cross check.
Regards
MBS
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