on 02-18-2008 5:21 PM
Hello!
Is there a user exit we can use to always set invoice date = today? In VF01 or VF04 is it also possible to set system to always use todays date?
Regards
Hi,
This Data Requirement routine works fine with order to billing also. Check in VTFA for the relevant item category which Data VBRK/VBRP routine is assigned. If you have assigned any customer developed routine other than the standard one, try to incorporate the validation of Billing Date = System Date as like Standard Routine 11 = Billing = Today's Date. This is the simplest way we had achieved for order related billing.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Krishna.
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Dear Simen
Try with USEREXIT_NUMBER_RANGE_INV_DATE (Module pool SAPLV60A, program RV60AFZC)
Alternatively, as you may be aware, the "Actual GI Date" in delivery will flow as invoice date, if we are not entering the date manually in VF01. There is a BADI to lock manual entry in Actual GI Date and the definition name is LE_SHP_DELIVERY_PROC method name is CHANGE_DELIVERY_HEADER. Apply this BADI in Delivery and grey out the invoice date in VF01.
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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Take help of your Abaper write a small code in copy control
as
billing date = system date
this will solve your problem
ramesh
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Hi,
There is a standard routine in the Copy control for Billing which is 11 = Bill. date= Today. You can assign this in the Data VBRK/VBRP in the copy control at the Item Level.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Krishna.
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