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Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Customer/ Vendor Account Number

01) Customer/Vendor account masters have three segments.

i) General Data at the client level. (Address/Payment/transactions)

ii) Company Code Segment. (A/c Management/Payment Transaction/ Correspondence/ Insurance or withholding Tax)

iii) Sales (for Customer) /Purchase (Vendor) area segment.

02) The Customer/Vendor account number is assigned at Client level.

03) Customer/Vendor Account group Controls:

i) The Number Range of the accounts.

ii) Whether the account is a one-time customer/vendor.

The status of fields in the master records.

04) Line item Display and open line item management are configured as standard for every customer/vendor account.

05) Customer/Vendor accounts can have either internal or external number assignment.

06) There are separate number ranges for customer and vendor accounts. Number ranges must not over lap for customer/vendor.

07) Each number range can be assigned to one or more account groups.

08) In customer/vendor account groups – account number ranges are assigned by a variant, however in GL account group number ranges are entered for each a/c group.

09) The lay out of Customer/Vendor master data screens can be affected by :

i) Account group specific Field status group.

ii) Transaction-specific field status group.

Company code specific field status group.

10) Field status of a FI transaction in a Customer/Vendor Sub ledger a/c is also controlled by field status variant assigned to reconciliation account master of Customers/Vendors, while creating.

11) Customer/vendor specific data for one-time customers/vendors is entered in the document during posting.

12) Dual Control Principle: If you define a field in the customer/vendor master record as, ‘sensitive’ the corresponding customer/vendor is blocked for payment if the entry is changed.

13) If a customer is also a vendor, or vice versa, the payment and dunning program can clear open items against each other.

14) At the client and company code level, you can enter an alternative payer/payee. The entry in the company code segment has higher priority than the entry at client level.

G/L Account balance display FS10n

FS10N - is the the transaction code used for GL Account Balance Display.
Difference in Last year Closing balance and Current year Opening Balance
  • This will be corrected after running carry forward programme FAGLGVTR (for ECC 6.0)
  • Rerun the f.16 in test mode, this might generate the posting which would fix the disbalance
Note 402917 - If the opening balance does not correspond to the closing balance of the previous year on an account even after a repeated balance carryforward, you must always check whether you are dealing with a retained earnings account. If so, then you should check for inconsistencies in your system. And then you can activate the parameter for individualbalances retained earnings account during the start process of the balance carryforward program SAPFGVTR. You then receive a list of all P+L accounts with single values, which are balanced for the value of the retained earnings account. This means that you can reproduce and check the balance on the retained earnings account.

Asset number not displaying in report
SE16 for table BSEG will display asset number with the account balance.

Special fields on FS10N:
FS10N > Settings>Special Fields
This would promt a warning message stating that this would change a cross client table.
For example, if you make a change at client 800, it will change the setting on other table ( client 000 up to client 999). So, always discuss with ABAP folks before these configurations are changed.

Difference between FS10n ad FBL3n

FBL3N – Display Change Line Items (gives the open item list)
FS10N – Display Acct Balances (gives the balance of transaction figure)

To say it very plain - Transaction FS10N displays balances, this balance could include many different asset numbers, drill down required for individual asset numbers. FBL3N displays detail, drill down not required.

In case you find that balances in the 2 transactions dont match:
1. Line item display was switched on after there had already been postings to the account (Check your master record for changes in FSS4 and see if the line item display was changed at any point. )
2. Archiving has been done (archiving line items but obviously keeping the account balance correct). It can be very time consuming, but you can always use SE16 on table BSEG (with your company code and account number as selection fields) to check the actual line items. Line item display uses one of the index tables (BSIS) and there can be differences between that and the actual document database, which SE16 will show you.
3. Check search criteria of FBL3N
4. Check the G/L account whether it is enabled to Line Item Display
5. Run the programm SAPF190 to check the gap
6. Check for your user role, if you have the complete authorization objects for T Codes FS10N and FBL3N. Please take the help of your Basis Consultant for that.
7. Execute the report TFC_COMPARE_V2 from SE38 and also see the program documentation (blue information button) on the selection screen of the report.
8. Run transaction SE38 and execute program RFSEPA01

Document Number Range


The document number range in SAP is used to define the allowable range (number interval) in which an SAP document number must be positioned and cannot overlap. It is used in all SAP modules, for example in Material Management (MM), we must assign a number range to Purchase Requisition (PR), Request For Quotation (RFQ), Purchase Order (PO), Outline Agreement documents, etc; in Sales Distribution (SD) we must assign a number range to Quotation, Sales Order, Delivery Order, Billing documents, etc. In FI module we must also assign number range to several FI documents, such as Customer Invoice, Customer Credit Memo, Customer Payment, Vendor Invoice, Vendor Credit Memo, Vendor Payment, G/L Account Posting documents.

The number range can be:
  • Internal numbering: SAP R/3 stores the last used document number from the number range in the field “current number” and takes the subsequent number for the next document.
  • External numbering: The user enters the original document number. The numbers usually are not used in sequence and therefore the system cannot store a “current number”. The numbers may be alphanumeric.
In FI module, the document number range has to be defined for the year in which it is used. Document number ranges can be defined:
  • until a fiscal year in the future: At the beginning of each fiscal year the system continues to take the next number after the “current number”. It does not restart at the lower limit.
  • per fiscal year: At the beginning of each fiscal year the document numbering starts again at the lower limit. This helps to avoid reaching the upper limit of a range.
We can assign one or more document types to each number range. In Document Type configuration we must define number range to be used for that document type.

Business Process associated with SAP FI module

Friday, December 9, 2011

Posting Keys


Posting Key is a 2 digit key to control line items. Posting Key config controls.
  • Whether the posting is debit or credit.
  • The type of account the entry will be made to. (G/L, Customer, Vendor, Assets, Material)
  • Posting key for reversal, if document is reversed.
  • Screen Layout – Fields can be suppressed, required or optional.
  • Field status can be controlled using Posting Key Field status as well as Field status Group assigned to G/L.


Maintain Accounting Configuration : Posting Keys List




Posting keysNameDebit\CreditAccount Types
1InvoiceDebitCustomer
2Reverse Credit MemoDebitCustomer
3Bank ChargesDebitAsset
4Other ReceivablesDebitCustomer
5Outgoing paymentDebitCustomer
6Payment DifferenceDebitCustomer
7Other ClearingDebitCustomer
8Payment ClearingDebitG\L Account
9SPL G\L DebitDebitCustomer
10G\L postingsDebitG\L Account
11Credit MemoCreditCustomer
12Reserve InvoiceCreditCustomer
13Reserve ChargesCreditCustomer
14Other PayablesCreditVendor
15Incoming paymentCreditCustomer
16Payment DifferenceCreditAsset
17Other ClearingCreditCustomer
18Payment ClearingCreditCustomer
19SPL G\L CreditCreditCustomer
21Credit MemoDebitVendor
22Reverse InvoiceDebitVendor
24Other ReceivablesDebitVendor
25Outgoing paymentDebitVendor
26Payment DifferenceDebitVendor
27ClearingDebitVendor
28Payment ClearingDebitVendor
29SPL G\L DebitDebitVendor
31InvoiceCreditVendor
32Reverse Credit MemoCreditVendor
34Other PayablesCreditVendor
35Incoming paymentCreditVendor
36Payment DifferenceCreditVendor
37Other ClearingCreditVendor
38Payment ClearingCreditAsset
39SPL G\L CreditCreditVendor
40Debit EntryDebitG\L Account
50Credit EntryCreditG\L Account
70Debit AssetDebitAsset
75Credit AssetCreditAsset
80Inventory TakingDebitG\L Account
81CostDebitG\L Account
82inventory DifferenceDebitG\L Account
83Price DifferenceDebitG\L Account
84ConsumptionDebitG\L Account
85Change in StockDebitG\L Account
86GR\IR DebitDebitG\L Account
89Stock inwd movementDebitMaterial
91CostCreditG\L Account
92inventory DifferenceCreditG\L Account
93Price DifferenceCreditG\L Account
94ConsumptionCreditG\L Account
95Change in StockCreditG\L Account
96GR\IR CreditCreditG\L Account
99Stock Outwd MovementCreditMaterial

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

G/L posting : F-02


Posting Your Transactions.
SAP Menu

- Accounting
- Financial Accounting
- General Ledger
- Document Entry
- F-02 - General Posting
We have a dialogue box,

Document Date:                      Type: SA                                 Company Code: VG01
Posting Date:                          period: Current Month         Currency Rate: USD
Document Number:                                                                Transaction date:

Psk'y:40 Account: 110000
(Note: 40- Debit G/L Account {Cash})

Next screen is: Account: 800000
50 - Credit G/L Account (Revenue)

Document Menu --> display

Save it.