08-25-2012 6:49 PM
Hi,
In report fmrp_rw_budcon, there is column for "budget consumed". As per our settings, its total of commitments (PR/POs) and actual budget consumed (GR/IR & IV). We want to have bifurcation of this figure.
I have tried to create a new report using report painter. I copied existing fmrp_rw_budcon report and then tried using value types (50/51 for commitment & 54 for GR/IR & IV)
But with these settings in report painter, system is not showing any values in these columns at all ( in columns with value types). Can we use value types here? or we are missing some customizing?
Further there is another column in report - Commitment/Actual. It shows a value which is different than one showed in "budget consumed". Whats is difference between these two columns?
Please provide your inputs
Thanks
Kumar
08-27-2012 8:41 AM
Hi,
'Budget consumed' works on 9H/9I ledgers, i.e. AVC ledgers data. There, value type has no meaning. If you want to split actuals and commitments you have to work on 9A/9B (or 9C) ledgers, which is posting data. Notice that 'Commitment/Actuals' column works on these ledgers.
Regards,
Eli
08-27-2012 8:41 AM
Hi,
'Budget consumed' works on 9H/9I ledgers, i.e. AVC ledgers data. There, value type has no meaning. If you want to split actuals and commitments you have to work on 9A/9B (or 9C) ledgers, which is posting data. Notice that 'Commitment/Actuals' column works on these ledgers.
Regards,
Eli
08-29-2012 7:37 AM
Thanks Eli,
I understand now. I used 9A/9B Ledgers & got the desired results.
I have a related query.
In our system, in the same report there is difference between column consumed budget & actual/commitment column
What can be reasons for the same? I understand that we can define consumed budget (excluding certain value types from it) in customizing. We have not done any such customizing.
Thanks
Pawan
08-29-2012 8:36 AM
It could happen also from the existence of AVC control objects derivation strategy. If this is also not the case, try executing FMAVCREINIT transaction and check if the problem dissappears.