on 12-05-2012 4:19 PM
Hello gurus,
More than a problem, i wanna know exactly how the good issue cost is determined which could help me solve a problem im facing.
For instance, according to the following information:
Good issue Ref. Value = 249.09 for 3 units, which is 83.03 per unit
If i go to the Ref. Value and press F1, it says: For goods issue, the value is based on the stock price of the material.
How or where can i see/know the stock price of the material? At first i thought was in material master-->accounting 1--> Standar price (Since price control is S). But i think im wrong, since there it says:
Standard Price 91.52
What am i missing? Hope you experts could guide me to understand how good issue Ref. Value is determined
Thanks for your time reading the post
THanks and Regards
Hi ,
Try to reverse the PGI and check what is the price "material document" is fetching?
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Hi,
Can you please check the value in costing 2 tab in material master(if costing done).
Regards
Raneesh
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Hi Debraj,
Not sure about what you mean with the unit of measure, but the material, base unit of measure is PCE ( Material master--> Basic data 1), the price is measure in MXP (mexican pesos). Hope thats what you asked if not please correct me.
As you mention, invoice price is 388.71 for 3 pieces which is the correct price. However, the root problem is that in billing documents VPRS condition is calculated from Good issue which for the case at hand is 83.03 per unit. But in sales order VPRS = 91.52 as the standard price in material master. But that is going off topic.
Since i find out how VPRS condition in the billing document is determined, now i wish to know how the good issue cost is determined.
Thanks for your time
Thanks and Regards
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