on 03-10-2009 8:03 AM
Hi Experts,
What is Costing Version and what is the use? Where we can assign this to our organization units? How system pick up to execute multiple cost estimates for the same material?
Note. I am not asking about Controlling Version (T.code :OKEQ). I asking about Costing Version (T.Code : OKYD) ?
Thanks
PBR
Hi Bhagiradha,
Costing Version helps you when you want to create multiple Cost Estimates for the same material. That means, You
want to run the Standard Cost Estimate for the same material with different types of Costing Type and with
different selection parameters in Valuation Variants.
The same can be done by creating multiple Costing Variants also. But, creating multiple Costing Variants with all
the parameters consumes more time, Cost Version is the best alternative.
To understand better, when you go to CK11N, you have to give the Costing Version there. Normally you give Costing
Version 1 which is standard. But, if you create a separate Costing Version with different Costing Type and
Valuation Variant parameters in OKYD, then, if you choose this Costing Version in CK11N, system will estimate the
cost as per the parameters.
If you have created Costing Version "99" (for example) with different Costing Type and Valuation Variant parameters
(different than SAP Standard), then, you will be able to run the Standard Cost Estimate using both the Costing
Versions. At the time of Marking in CK24, in the "Marking Allowance" you will need to allow the combination of Your
Company code - Valuation View - Costing Version.
I hope it is clear..
Pls revert back for further clarification...
Srikanth Munnaluri
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hi
yo can use different type of costing versions
one is for planned cost and one is for actual cost and one is for comparision etc.,
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