Valuation Type

[Former Member]

Hi experts,

What is valuation types for material, e.g C1-New, C2-Refurbished, C3-Defective, where is to be done the customization for the same.How it works in refurbishment process.

AR

[sundar_desai2 · Accepted solution]

Hi Amit,

As per valuation category "Condition", three types of valuation types are used in SAP PM/MM.

Different valuation types are created to ensure different prices of different material as per valuation types.

Three types maintained are:

C1 = New Part

C2 = Refurbished

C3 = Damaged/Defective

Generally refurbishment is done for damaged part and once the refurbishment is completed its valuation type gets changed from C3 to C2. It is requirement in SAP PM refurbishment order.

Sundar

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Experts,

If the material is not valuated can we do the refurbishment of those material.If yes what will be the impact on business.

AR

[sundar_desai2 · Accepted solution]

Hi Amit,

we cant do refurbishment of material without valuating it.

Sundar

[sundar_desai2 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

If you go in refurbishment order there we need to enter the from & to valuation type.

Sundar

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Amit

See you have to use valuation type if you want to use refurbihsment proess

C1 ,c2 ,c3 defined & asthe order is settled to Material

You have recored history wright from Instllaing to repair by this

use only for those materials which requres frequent refurbishing

do not use those equipmets which you repairs once in two three years

or you through if if it fails

Regards

chand

[peter_atkin · Accepted solution]

Technically speaking, you can create a Refurbishment order which uses a material without valuation. The system does not display that relevant valuation fields in this case (it does issue an informatio message). However, if you don't use valuated stock, then you cannot identify defective stock in SAP, nor account for it...

The refurbishment materials may also be refurbished infrequesntly (e.g. high value or citical stock items: gas compressor rotor, etc)

PeteA

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Pete,.

Here is the same case while using IW81 tcode, system is giving message this material has not valuated and in screen display no data is appearing related to valuation type.It means we can refurbish the material which are not valuated.Can you tell me what will be the impact on cost and material tracking ?

AR

Edited by: Amit Rana on Jul 28, 2009 12:00 AM

Edited by: Amit Rana on Jul 28, 2009 12:04 AM

[peter_atkin · Accepted solution]

Amit,

In the SAP standard refurb scenario we use C1, C2 and C3 (although they can be different if required). For a given material, each of the values has a different stock value e.g.

C1 = New @ £100

C2 = Refurbished at £30

C3 = Defective @ £10

If you do not use valuated material, then you cannot have partial stock (C1, C2, C3) in the warehouse and therefore you cannot value the different stock levels e.g.

10 x C1 = £1000

10 x C2 = £300

10 X C3 = £100

TOTAL = £1400

Identifying individual stock item can be resolved by use of serial numbers.

PeteA

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Pete,

How to track the materials to be refurbished? Going to mmbe for a particular material OR any other way for tracking the overall report. Besides, what is the advantage of maintaining serial number, just to complete the Refurbishment Order Cycle?? Thanks in advance...

Regards,

Milton Ashikul

[Former Member]

Hi,

Click the below link for more information,

Refurbishment process - http://sap-img.com/plant/the-steps-regarding-refurbishment-order.htm

Valuation Type Config steps

SAP Global Trade Services --> General Settings --> Define Valuation Types.

regards,

Venkatesan Anandan

[Former Member]

Hi

Valuation type to be created by MM by toce OMWC

Here they will define type as c1,c2,c3 in customizing of MM

then they will create material with these valuation type Then pm will create refurbishment order by entering materila number with valuation type

Regards

chand