on 10-22-2007 7:19 AM
Customer is being debited in Cash Sales.
When creating cash sales Customer is being debited in Cash Sales.
Possible though some light on this one ..
Why it coming like this
Murli
hi,
when you define the billing document type for cash billing,postings are made to a G/L account in Financial Accounting (clearing account) and <b>not to a sub-ledger account (customer account).You must therefore define an account key for G/L account determination .
bye
MCM
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Hi Murali,
Check VKOA A/c Determination.
Thanks
Mohan
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Pricing procedure for account determination cash settlement
Determines the condition types that the system uses for a certain document type (e.g. invoice) during determination of the G/L account for cash settlement.
If this field is filled, then the billing document is not posted on the debit side. In this case the G/L account determined is posted.
Account determination procedure
Specifies the condition types that the system uses for a particular type of document (an invoice, for example) to determine the G/L accounts to which amounts should be posted.
Dear Murli,
I think you did every thing OK except give a G/L account no. different than what you gave to your normal ERL account.
If ERL GL account is say 1 40 000
then give EVV (cash clearing account) as say 1 00 000
I think from your earlier post I understood that you put the same GL account no, even for EVV. Just check I think this will solve your problem.
Reward if you found usefull.
VENKAT - 23.10.2007
check your a/c det, check cost clearing a/c assigned or not
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