on 03-05-2014 7:57 AM
Hi all,
I need to settle one particular cost element from an internal order to a cost center. All the remaining cost elements should be then settled to another receiver. I can have several settlement receivers but only one allocation structure.
I can use assessment or distribution but the aim is to have all these values in the "Credit from settlement" part of standard reports.
Any idea on how to achieve this?
Hi John
You need to use a Source Structure in your settlement profile
Create 2 assignments in Source Structure > One for Cost element that should be settled to CC and the 2nd for all other Cost Elements
While maintaining settlement rules, you will maintain 2 rules
Rule 1: Cost Center as Receiver and Select Assignment 10 of your Source Structure
Rule 2: Other receiver and Select Assignment 20 of your source structure
Br. Ajay M
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Ok, thanks to all - seems this is the right way...
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Hi John
you need to use source structure with 2 separate parts as shown below (1 for cost elements to cc and the second for others)
then create allocation structure with the same logic (for each one of the parts mentioned)
and then use them to a settlement profile. When you maintain the order and specifically the settlement rule you need to attach the respective source structure to each one of the receivers of your order. (that means 2 lines one for cc with associated source structure and a second line with second source to other objects)
Hope it helps
Panagiotis
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