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Product Costing SAP TABLES

Posted on Mar 31, 2008 at 12:53 PM 2.8k Views

Dear Gurus ,

can someone provide me the list of CO Product Costing related SAP TABLES please . Full points will be assigned .

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Deepesh

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    Posted on Mar 31, 2008 at 08:07 PM
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    Hi,

    Please give your email ID. I will send you the same.

    Thanks,

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    Posted on Mar 31, 2008 at 10:10 PM
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    Deepesh,

    There are many tables / structures used in product costing by SAP. The primary being:

    KEKO - Product Costing - Header Data

    KEPH - Product Costing: Cost Components for Cost of Goods Mfd

    Between these, you should be able to find cost component values for all your materials.

    However, if you are looking at customizing tables, look at TCK*.

    There are still more tables out there - e.g., for costing run (KAL*), for material ledger, for unit costing (CKIS, CKIP, CKKS). Have fun exploring.

    Remember to assign points if found useful.

    Regards

    Gulshan

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    • Rahul sam Narasimhulu Konnipati
      Jan 15, 2013 at 03:16 PM

      Thanks Narasimhulu for replying

      But am not able to drill down to PCC(Product Cost collector)based on MATNR,PLant and Production version as am ultimately looking for PCC

      I was able to get the KALNR(Cost Estimate Number - Product Costing) from KEKO by passing MATNR and Plant

      and with KALNR (KEKO)= AUFK(PROCNR)

      am getting Multiple AUFNR's(PCC) so am not able to nail it down to one.

      am I missing anything,

      Any suggestion will be really helpful..

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