on 09-11-2008 8:00 PM
Hello Gurus
In the Inventory cycle process when I am executing T code LX 17 For viewing the inventory differences , it is showing me the Relative difference in % between the quantity counted and the book amount in the inventory procedure. Now what I would like to see is the Difference in Dollar amounts. Is there a way we can do, by which we can see inventory differences by dollar amounts and not by %.
I am entering following details in LX17 screen
Warehouse number
storage type
Storage bin
I would really appreciate if someone can look into it and give me some valuable suggestions.
Thanks
Regards
Nishant
I got the issue resolved.The standard SAP T code was not the solution what I was looking for.
Had to create a custom program for it.Anyways thanks everyone for looking over. I am closing the thread.
Thanks
Regards
Nishant
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In LX17, give value in field variance instead of percentage in the selection screen and try
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Hello Vineet
Thanks for your reply.
I tried entering it as variance but still the system is not showing me the difference.
Is there any other T code in WM we can see the list of difference value wise or in $ amounts because
Dollar amounts gives us a better picture , that where are we. Is it something to do with the layout tab at the bottom of LX 17.
Regards
Nishant
Hi Vineet
I tried changing the Output format by applying a filter and then saving the format but after executing the transaction again the system shows no data available.Well that surprises me because with the same inputs I am able to default format but not the new one.
Moreover would it possible to see difference between Putaway Qty & Available Qty( After the cycle count). I tried using LX23 but again It shows no data available.
Thanks
Nishant
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