on 05-15-2009 11:17 AM
Dear sir/madam
I want Inventory stock Aging report like these
Materil 3months >3months to 6 months >6 months to 1 year
zzzz 1000 50000 70000
plz tell me if any Standard T Code are there in Sap otherwise how can i get these report through Z Reports
There is no ageing reports in standard SAP.
check the MC46- slow moving items
MC50 for dead stock.
and MC.9 for Mateial and stock analysis
Enter your date range and check weather it is useful or not. If not you need to go for Z-report with help of ABAPer
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Just another thought on top of what everybody else wrote. If you don't have batch mgmt, FIFO/LIFO valuation (under the MM menu > Valuation > Balance Sheet Valuation) can be used to track the stock per year, i.e. stock which is less than 1 year old, 1-2 years old, etc.
But I don't have details - it was normally CO people that worked with this functionality.
BR
Raf
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Logic is below for Zee report.
If the stocks are batch managed:
1. Batch Stock: MCHB_clabs
2. Batch Created date:MCHA_ersda
Take this batch created date and compare with system current date, so that you can get Aging.
If the stocks are not batch managed:
It is difficult to get accurate report in aging.
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Dear,
There is no standard aging report which serves your purpose .you have to develop a z-report
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Hello
ageing reports in std system are MC46 and MC50.
Regards
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