on 08-28-2010 9:09 PM
Hi Sirs,
Could you answer me questions as below ?
Q1) What is mean by opening period ? For example, if we execute MRP Run, we have options to select "Creste PR" or "Creation PR in opening period". Do you know what is the opening period ?
Q2) In the following two situations, could you advise whether current exchange rate can be used in invoice verification ?
1 - Exchange rate is specified in PO.
2 - Invoice is created without reference to PO.
Also, is it possible to use current exchange rate in goods receive ?
Tks,
KH Fong
Regarding Q1: Opening period definition is controlled via scheduling margin key (MRP1 view). It is defined by SAP as:
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Opening period
Number of workdays subtracted from the order start date to determine the creation date.
Use
The opening period can be used by the MRP controller as an extra time buffer.
The opening period is only used in backward scheduling.
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The idea is that if you usually work with planned orders for external procurement, it makes sense to try and shorten the adminstritative part of the lead time when the start date is within the opening period, and hence, to directly create purchase reqs.
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Dear Sirs,
Thanks for your answer. Could you also help to answer me the 2nd Question ?
a) In the following two situations, could you advise whether current exchange rate can be used in invoice verification ?
1 - Exchange rate is specified in PO.
2 - Invoice is created without reference to PO.
b) Also, is it possible to use current exchange rate at goods receive ?
Many Thanks,
KH Fong
Thanks for your answer.
Could you also advise whether current exchange rate can be used in invoice verification if -
1 - Exchange rate is specified in PO & "exchange rate fixed" is checked.
2 - Invoice is created without reference to PO, e.g. directly input in "G/L Account" tab or "Materia" tab.
Tks,
KH Fong
In Logistics Invoice Verification, when you enter an invoice in foreign
currency, the system automatically translates the foreign currency
amounts to local currency. The system calculates the exchange rate using
the following rule:
1. If the buyer entered a fixed exchange rate in the PO, the system
uses this rate to translate the amounts to local currency.
2. If an exchange rate was entered in Invoice Verification, the system
uses this rate to translate the amounts to local currency.
3. If an exchange rate was entered neither in the purchase order nor in
Invoice Verification, the system uses the exchange rate pre-defined
in Customizing for Financial Accounting valid for the posting date.
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