on 06-02-2009 11:15 AM
Hi all,
I have one problem with the cost report for maintenance orders.
I have one material code, such as we call A.
Mat. A is issued to production order and also maintenance order.
For production order, consumption account is 123
For maintenance order, consumption account is 456
I have defined new movement type for issuing to Maintenance order is ZB1
in OBYC:
GBB - VRB --> 123
ZB1 --> 456
So for accounting purpose, I can slit these consumption accounts
However, when I go to maintenance order cost reports, systems slit these cost into 2 line
Material A Acct. Cons 123 Plan cost 100 Actual cost 0
Material A Acct. Cons 456 Plan cost 0 Actual cost 120
How can I group into 1 line ?
Edited by: Emily Nguyen on Jun 2, 2009 12:15 PM
Hi Emily
I think you have run the plan cost before changing the OBYC VBR config.
So please run your plan cost again; it will help you to sort out your problem.
Regards
Kiran A
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Hi Kiran,
In OBYC, I have configure VBR account No is 123 for issue to GBB-VBR
then I create another movement type ZB1 account No is 456
when they issue to maintenance order, they choose movement type ZB1
However, when system calculate plan cost for maintenance order, SAP auto use VBR acccount.
Now how I set up plan cost change to ZB1 instead of VBR account.
Thanks
Emily
Hi all,
I have figured out how to set up :
Go to: Plant Maintenance and Customer Service u2192 Maintenance and Service Processing u2192 Maintenance and Service Orders u2192 General Data u2192 Define Movement Types for Material Reservations
Change the default movement type for maintenance order issue (261) to ZB1.
Thanks everybody.
Any one there help me please!!!!!!!!!!
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Take a step back - why do you need two accounts?
You have different cost objects, so you can divide costs using the cost object. In other words, when you look at maintenance orders - you know the consumption is for maintenance, and when it is sent to production, you know it went into production.
There is no need to have separate GL Accounts.
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