on 07-17-2008 6:33 PM
Hi,
Here are a few small questions I have come across while in a roll out of SAP in a company's new offices-
1-In the current system the credit control areas are defined separately for each division. As per common knowledge a Co Code can have a single CCA. Pl clarify.
2- If a value is flowing in a sales document from (say) customer master (a customer group for e.g.) can I make it in grey mode(non-editable) in the sales document so that it can't be changed by any user? If yes how..?
Regards
JK
Hi,
1-In the current system the credit control areas are defined separately for each division. As per common knowledge a Co Code can have a single CCA. Pl clarify.
Ans:
we can have multiple credit control areas based on req-
eg: client wants to restrict customer based on divisoin wise.
then we will maintain credit control area based on sales area
there 3 division in a comp: AA -BB - CC
thens sales areas will be:
1000-10 -AA
1000-10-BB
1000-10-CC ( assuming therez one sales org-1000 & dc 10)
now create 3 cr control areas- OB45
Assign sales area to cr Control area - OVFL
Assign permitted credit control areas to comp code - IMG- FA- AR&AP- Credit Management- Credit control account - Assign permitted credit control areas to comp code.
Now you can assign this Cr CA- by sales area wise in CMR & maintain the credit limits for each Cr CA.
So when ever your needs wants to do it by division or sales area wise you can do this.
2- If a value is flowing in a sales document from (say) customer master (a customer group for e.g.) can I make it in grey mode(non-editable) in the sales document so that it can't be changed by any user? If yes how..?
Ans:
Try Screen Variant by SHD0 T-Code.
Thanks,
Raja
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