on 08-21-2007 9:14 AM
Dear expert,
I need help here.
I have just uploaded my asset via AS91 and reconciled to the GL and everything is fine.
When I check to the AW01N, I noted the unpost depreciation period 5-7 (for individual asset) are combined together in period 7. Hence, I cannot run depreciation posting for period 5 and 6.
I really wonder why the depreciation for period 5 and 6 are lump in period 7.
Please help, I need to fix this error. Thanks in advance.
Hi,
Check your settings for Last Period posted.... Transaction OAYC.
It is also possible that someone has already run AFAB for thoose periods, use AFBP to check for logs or just try to run AFAB for period 5 (in test mode) and check what error messages are generated. If this is the cause you can use OAGL - Reset Posted Depreciation , if anything has been posted you will have to manually cancel the FI Documents.
Kind regards
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Maybe you can check the dates of the below transactions, whether they are correct or not.
FA>Asset Accounting> Asset Data Transfer> Parameters for data transfer> Date Specification> <b>Specify Transfer Date/Last Closed Fiscal year</b>
AND
<b>Specify Last Period Posted in Prv.System (Transf.During FY)</b>
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Hi,
I think you have run the depreciation for period 07 with the option unplanned posting run.
In that situation it post the open depreciation for the old open months in period 07.
When you are in development (not in production!) you can use
OABL Reset Company Code
OAGL Reset Posted Depreciation
When you want to do this in prodoction you have first to test this in a QAS or DEV system!! After that you can do a new upload.
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