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Service Master Derivation in SAP FM (FMDERIVE)

Former Member
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HI,

Can the service master & material group fields be added in FMDERIVE?

Request to please let me know.

Thanks & Regards,

Ajay

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Accepted Solutions (1)

former_member578974
Contributor
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Hi Ajay,

I think note 881202 answers your question:

881202 FM derivation tool: Derivation of foreign acct assignments

Symptom

Using the Funds Management (FM) derivation tool (transaction FMDERIVE),

you want to derive account assignments that are not Funds Management

account assignments.

For example, you want to use a derivation rule to derive the G/L

account, the cost center, or the business area. However, the affected

account assignments are not transferred to the document.

Other terms

FMDERIVE

Reason and Prerequisites

The Funds Management derivation tool can only be used to derive Funds

Management account assignments. These include:

o Commitment item

o Funds center

o Funds

o Grant

o Functional area

o Funded program.

Within the derivation strategy, you can also use any other account

assignments that are in the document to be posted but only FM account

assignments can be transferred.

Solution

Account assignments that do not belong to FM cannot be changed by the FM

derivation tool. Otherwise, there could be major problems in other

applications (FI, CO, and so on).

Depending on the affected applications, two similar methods are possibly

available (validation and substitution, or similar).

Best Regards,

Mateus Grings

Former Member
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Hi Mateus,

Thanks for the details. We The question is resolved. By way of table look up I could get Service master in FMDERIVE, based on which Fund Center can be derived. Thanks for your comments.

Regards,

Ajay Gupte

Former Member
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Hi Ajay,

I have the same requeriment, I want to use Service Master to derivate a commitment item, Could you share your solution with more details.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

JL

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