on 06-22-2010 5:30 AM
Gurus,
I have activated split valuation.If maintain a price for one value type inMMR & for other as zero.What happens during GR for both the materials?
If split valuation activated, you have one material with 2 valuation types, one with value and one without value, if MAP is maintained for valuation with value the GR will change the MAP if price different, and for GR with no value will end up with zero value of 2nd split valuation, but if the GR is with value what the value of that GR will update as a MAP value in accounting 1 view.
regards,
qsm sap
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> Gurus,
> I have activated split valuation.If maintain a price for one value type inMMR & for other as zero.What happens during GR for both the materials?
If split valuation activated, you have one material with 2 valuation types, one with value and one without value, if MAP is maintained for valuation with value the GR will change the MAP if price different, and for non value, when GR received, price of GR will be updated for the valuation type ACCOUNTING 1 view of no value.
Edited by: Afshad Irani on Jun 22, 2010 9:39 AM
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Whatever valuation type,it will valuate material with goods receipt/p.o price.
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> Hi,
> Is it possible to see the stock seperately for different valuation type?
Definitely, you can check the stock in any report i.e. MMBE, the difference here will be the stock will appear with valuation type or if batch management is enabled, through batch numbers assigned to the valuation type of the material.
Without batch management it should read as follows e.g.
valution type 0 = 100
2 = 50
3 = 75
With batch management assigned e.g.
Batch No. Prd_0 for valuation 0 = 100
Prd_2 for valuaton 2 = 50
You can see the same in any stock report or even in MM03.
Yes you can its an standard functionality, becase this is the purpose of split valuation like in MMBE, even while doing you can issue separately like some time you dont need to issue imported valuation type material to a local purchase but for export sales order you have to use high quality product so you issue imported raw valution type to production.
regards,
qsm sap
It depends upon your need....The very importance of split valuation is the need raise by the accounts department to valuate the same material in different g/l account...now this cannot happen through storage location since valuation depends at plant level and not storage location level....
Regards,
Indranil
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> Hi,
> I think the best way to see the stock is to create 2 s.loc & receive material accodingly.
It depends on the requirement whether you want S/L for every valuation type, basically one S/L can have lots of valuation types. Only in this case in MMBE report will show plant, S/L, then the valuation types under the S/L and there numbers.
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> hi,
> Bhatiyaji & arshad i dont see any stock with split valuation both in MMBE & MB5B.How to see?
My second post, describes how MMBE will look with split valuated stock. You need to make sure, you have some stock available in the valuation type of that material and valuation type is on, and pull the report with material No. and plant only, if posting is done in other plant, just pull the report through material No.
In MB5B you run the report by choosing the check box against Valuated Stock and in settings tick against Totals Only-Non-Hierarchy display...now after running the report double click on the material code...in the next screen slect Cltrl+F8...now from here select Valuation type from Hidden fileds....
Otherwise
In the same report enter the valuation type while running the report.
Regards,
Indranil
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