on 10-18-2012 4:11 PM
Hi Experts,
I have the following questions on 'Calculate Balance Sheet Adjustment' (tcode F.5D) procedure - which documents are included in this calculation?
Help on this transaction is saying the following:
When posting a document, the system analyzes it to determine whether a balance sheet readjustment is necessary. If a readjustment is required, the system marks the document for readjustment. Readjustments are calculated for the marked documents and stored in special tables.
How exactly are these posted documents marked? Is there any parameter? Or any configuration should be performed to include particular documents in adjustment?
Thanks in advance,
Denis
Hi,
There is no customization on this. The generated documents will be stored in BFOK_A (vendors) and BFOD_A (customers) tables. Upon these entries a transfer to PCA is performed afterwards in separate trnsaction. The program regards all vendor/customer postings.
Regards,
Eli
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Hi Denis,
This document illustrates a brief example for transferring receivables and payables in Profit Center Accounting.
Instead of executing every single step of the BPP manually, you can use the CATTs and eCATTs provided with the SAP Best Practices Baseline Package to run through the BPP. The development master list of building block J08 (section Test/Evaluation/Training) specifies which object is to be used for which step. All CATTs are to be executed using transaction SCAT. A special parameter transaction has been created to facilitate the execution of eCATTs.
Running through the BPP using these automated objects not only saves a lot of work, but also gives rise to a closed logical data environment. It is therefore the recommended processing method.
You can transfer balance sheet items periodically in Profit Center Accounting. This includes material stocks, work in progress, asset portfolios, and receivables and payables. While the online transfer – defining the involved accounts and a default profit center as “Additional Balance Sheet & P/L Accounts” in Customizing – is recommended for material stocks, work in progress and asset portfolios, you have to use a specific transfer report to transfer receivables and payables.
You have to calculate the adjustment before you carry out the actual transfer. You use transaction F.5D to do so. You can then transfer the receivables and payables to Profit Center Accounting.
Vendor and customer postings have been made in Financial Accounting. This is, for example, the case if you have processed one or more of the scenarios 49 to 63.
If you have not processed or installed these scenarios, you can create such postings by processing SAP transactions FB01 and FB70. Building Block J08 provides CATTs /SMB16/FB01_C117_J08 and /SMB16/FB70_C118_J08 to automate the creation of the postings, CATT files SMB16_FB01_C117_J08.TXT and SMB16_FB70_C118_J08.TXT can serve you as templates to create your own posting data. Bear in mind, however, that it will be necessary to create at least one vendor and one customer, since these are provided neither by J08 nor by one of its prerequisites Building Blocks.
If you choose to perform this activity using a CATT, it is recommended to execute the CATT in foreground
SAP R/3 menu |
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Transaction code |
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Field name | Description | R/O/C | User action and values | Comment |
Company code from | R | BP01 | ||
Company code to | O | |||
R | Execute |
SAP R/3 menu |
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Transaction code | 1KEK |
Field name | R/O/C | User actions and values | Remarks |
Period | R | Current period | Period to transfer |
Fiscal year | R | Current fiscal year | |
Company codes | R | Select the row for CoCd BP01 | SAP Best Practices |
Test run | O | Not checked | Update run |
Background processing | O | Not checked | Only in the foreground for this demonstration; in the background later if necessary (data volume, runtime) |
Line items | O | Checked | Line items only for this demonstration; unchecked later if necessary (data volume) |
Log type | O | Choose “Detail log” | Detail log only for this demonstration; you can choose “Subtotals only” or “No log” later as necessary |
R | Execute |
Result:
The data transfer log appears, containing the transferred data.
Kind regards,
Fernando Almeida
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