on 08-24-2012 9:55 AM
Hi All,
can we do actual posting on wbs element without using activities entire planning and actual cost posting should be done on wbs .is this possible.
please help me out.
thanks,
abhinay.
Hi Abhi,
You can post using FB50 transaction using G/L's and giving account assignment as WBS...
Hope this will help.
MRD
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customer details which i dont use . System is asking for customer in fb70
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actually until now i haven't takena ny customer. of course we required any customer from whom actual revenue is expected . if i select any random customer the revenue is the amount which is credit to bank from g/l acount OR money credit to employee(i.e wbs element) or Different . could you suggest clarrify my doubte.
regards,
abhinay
Dear Abhi,
In this scenario when we make any credit entry to GL just enter WBS Name. Take revenue GL.
Along this I want to clear you there are many t codes for FI Posting(f-02,f-07,f-48,fb50/55-60-65-70 and so on).
Concept is that-
For booking Cost/Expense, enter WBS instead of cost centre and cost will incurred in WBS.
For Booking Revenue Enter WBS instead of profit centre.
Along this there is manual reposting for cost by KB11n & Revenue by KB41n.
I was in your phase few months ago So I can understand your situation.
I request you do end user activity at your hand atleast once. This will help you in understanding flow of data. After this you can easily do these things. I know it will take time but be patient & it will be helpful to you.
Regards,
Pranav
Hi,
Concept is-
Cost- Incurred during expense. In normal scenario we book this on cost centre. For booking it in wbs we have to enter wbs instead of cost centre. This field is available in all FI Posting T codes(Subject to field status variant config) beside cost centre.
Similar is the case in revenue. Here we enter profit centre in sales order. So enter WBS instead of profit centre. This will reflect the revenue in WBS.
Regards,
Pranav
Here cost element refer to GL.
P&L GLs has one to one relation with cost element which same in name in most of the cases.
Cost element works as cost/Revenue collector.
See this-http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/EN/08/5144a943b511d182b30000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
Regrds,
Pranav
Dear Pranav,
i just want you to know wt am i doing. my aim is to see report on each wbs elemnet at the end of each month which includes plan cost( cj40), actual cost ( FB50). plan revenue(cj 42) and actual revenue (FB70).
during this process i am getting actual cost posted on wbs base on fb50 through G/L account, can i post from same G/L account to another WBS . if so then ther would be no limit on G/L account regarding amount or it just to see the amount we are using G/L account. please explain i am confused regardin amount posting from G/L account.
regards,
abhinay.
Hi,
You can do FI posting against WBS.
Regards,
Pranav
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Hi Abhi,
You are right. But You may try to post an entry at your end.
Actual posting can be made to Any WBS subject to availability of budget, If availability control is activated.
1. While make debit entry in FB50, Enter WBS name(WBS must be released for same, See System/User Status->Business process for that WBS and check whether FI:Postings is allowed or not).
Regards,
Pranav
hi Pranav,
actuallu i try to implement project having 4 wbs elements at same level i define each of them as planning element ,acc ass elmernt and billing elemts.
1) plan cost cj40 hierachical
2) plan revenue cj42
my requirement i need to see report of each wbs elemnet on person responsble base for revenue and cost at the end of each month. is this possible if so could you guide me?
regards,
abhinay
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