Chapter 1-GL Configuration

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION
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Table of Contents
1
1.1
Introduction..........................................................................................................
Purpose..................................................................................................................
Reference Documents.........................................................................................
3
3.1
Configuration Settings........................................................................................
Basic Customizing.................................................................................................
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3.1.1
3.1.2
3.1.3
3.1.4
3.1.5
3.1.6
3.1.7
3.1.8
3.1.9
3.1.10
3.1.11
Define Company (Trading partner)........................................................................

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Define Credit Control Area....................................................................................
Edit, Copy, Delete, Check Company code............................................................
Assign company code to company......................................................................
Assign Company code to Credit control area.....................................................
Maintain Fiscal Year Variant................................................................................
Assign Company Code to Fiscal year variant.....................................................
Define Variants for Open Posting Periods..........................................................
Assign Variants to Company code......................................................................
Define Chart of Accounts.....................................................................................
Define Retained Earnings...................................................................................
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3.1.12
3.1.13
3.1.14
3.1.15
3.1.16
3.1.17
3.1.18
Copy GL accounts from COA INT to Our COA....................................................

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Define Field Status Variant..................................................................................
Define Document Types......................................................................................
Define Posting Key..............................................................................................
Define Number rages..........................................................................................
Define Tolerance Groups for GL Accounts..........................................................
Global Parameters...............................................................................................
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4.1.1
4.1.2
Other reference..................................................................................................
Business Area......................................................................................................
Functional Area....................................................................................................
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1
1.1
Introduction
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Purpose
The purpose of this Configuration document is to:
To help in create of a total FICO cycle
To enable additions to existing configuration
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To give a quick understanding on FI GL to enable modifications if any in the

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near future easy.
A typical GL entry in SAP looks like.
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Important fields used in the above entry:
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Field
Short description
Company Code
Any limited company

4 Digit alphanumeric key
1010/1020/3020/3050
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Configuration
reference
Section 3.1.3 of
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Section 3.1.6 of
Fiscal year
Period
Type (Document
type)
A business unitCHAPTER
might be1doing
business from Jan-Dec , Apr-Mar
or Jul-June
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There are different business

transactions like
SA - GL entry
DR - Customer Sales nvoice
KR - Vendor invoice
Section 3.1.14 of
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Section 3.1.9 of
Chap1

Document
Number
DZ- Customer receipt

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KZ - Vendor Payment
SA - 01 (0100000000 to
0199999999)
DR - 18 (1800000000 to
1899999999)
KR - 17 (1700000000 to
1799999999)
DZ- 14 (1400000000 to
1499999999)
KZ - 15 (1500000000 to
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Section 3.1.14 of
Chap 1
and section 3.1.16

1599999999)
Posting Key
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Section 3.1.15 of
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40- GL Debit
50 - GL Credit
01- Debit customer
11- Credit customer
31- Credit vendor
21- Debit customer
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section 3.1.10 of
GL Master
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100000- Petty Cash
Account
476000 - Office expenses
800000 - Sales revenue
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Currency
USD/GBP/INR/EUR
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Reference Documents
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We will be configuring FICO for Model group.
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The FI-GL module is implemented for the following company codes:

2008 Model Company Limited
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3.1.1
Configuration SettingsCHAPTER 1
Basic Customizing
Define Company (Trading partner)

Client :
The client is the highest level in the mySAP ERP system hierarchy. Specifications
or data that is valid for all organizational units in mySAP ERP applications (such
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as exchange rates, for example) are entered at the client level. This eliminates theneed to enter this
information more than once. Each client is an independent
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unit with separate master records and a complete set of tables and data. Users
must enter a client key and have a user master record in the client in order to log
on to the system.
Company (Trading partner):
In an enterprise structure, it is placed at the highest level in hierarchy. This is nothing
but the group company.
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Via Menus
Via Transaction Code

Enterprise
structure
> Definition > Financial Accounting >
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Define Company
SPRO
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Click on

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Click on
to save.

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Figure 1 Define Company (Trading partner)
Click on new entries
Figure 1A Details of Company

Input the name of the company, Address and currency and save it.
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3.1.2
Define Credit Control Area
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Credit Control Area: This is the area where credits offered to the customers are
maintained and monitored. One company code cannot be share the credit limit from
credit control area other than the CCA to which it is assigned.
MODEL Group is using one credit control area.
Via Menus
Enterprise structure > Definition > Financial Accounting >

Define Credit Control area
SPRO
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Click on New Entries

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Figure 3 Define credit control area 2008
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3.1.3
Edit, Copy, Delete, Check Company code

Company Code:
A company code is an independent organisational unit in accounting that contains its own
set of books of accounts from which financial statements (BS, P&L statement) can be
drawn for legal purposes.
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Since most government and tax authorities require the registration of a legal entity for
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every company, a separate company code
is usually created per country.
Certain information is mandatory for creation of company code:
1. Currency
2. Language
3. Company code key ( 4 digit alphanumeric key)
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4. Name & Address

Via Menus
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Edit, Copy, Delete, Check company code
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Figure 3: Creation of Company code
Use Copy, delete, Check company code option to copy all properties from standard company
code and modify Name & Address and other details.
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Click on
icon. You can see compilation,

Followed
CHAPTER
1 by pop up.
Click on
Pop up comes up
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Click on Yes.
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Another pope up comes up
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Click on Yes.

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Another pop up comes up. Enter the relevant currency.
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Ignore warnings for any number range inconsistencies.

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Now use Edit company code option to change the company code, address etc.
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Double click on the company code
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And click on save icon. Click on
icon CHAPTER
and input 1the full address of the company code.
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Figure 3A : Creation of Company code
3.1.4
Assign company code to company

Via Menus
Enterprise structure > Assignment > Financial Accounting

> Assign company code to company
SPRO
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Assign company code to company
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Figure 5: Assign Company code to Company
3.1.5
Assign Company code to Credit control area

Via Menus
Enterprise structure > Assignment > Financial Accounting

> Assign company code to Credit control Area
SPRO
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GENERAL
LEDGER
Figure
5: Assign Company
codeCONFIGURATION
to Credit control Area
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In Model Group Only Company code 2008 is selling goods and Credit control area is assigned only to this
company code.
3.1.6
Maintain Fiscal Year Variant

Variant Principle in SAP: Variant principle is SAP is very popular. It is very
simple and easy to operate. There are 3 steps in nit
1) Create a variant
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2) Populate it with values
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3) Assign it to objects
Fiscal Year Variant: FYV is nothing but the accounting year for a co code. In SAP R/3
system FYV might be following English calendar year (January-December) or might not
be following.
FYV contains the definition of Posting periods and special periods. Special periods are
used for postings that are not assigned to time periods, but to the process of year-end
closing. In total you can define 16 periods.
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Via Menus

Financial
Accounting(
new) > Financial Accounting Global
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1
settings(New) > Ledgers> Fiscal Year and Posting periods
> Maintain Fiscal year Variant ( Shortened fisc. Year)
OB29
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GENERAL
LEDGER
CONFIGURATION
Figure 6:
Fiscal year Variant
K4 provided
by SAP (standard ) with 4 special periods
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Year Dependant: If we intend to change the FYV in the subsequent years this need to be checked
Calendar Year: I f the FYV is from Jan-Dec, this need not be checked. If it is other than Jan to Dec, this needs to
be checked
No of Posting Periods: It represents how many times we close our books accounts in a year. Generally it is 12.
No of Special periods: The periods used for year- end adjustments. SAP allows a max of 4 spl periods.
Here is an example of FYV for Jun-July and how the year shift needs to be manipulated to get the year we need.
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GENERAL
LEDGER CONFIGURATION
Year
Year
Month
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Day
31
29
31
30
31
30
31
Period
7
8
9
10
11
12
1
Shift
2010
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
-1
0
CHAPTERShift
1
2011
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
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8
9
10
11
12
3.1.7
31
30
31
30
31

2
3
4
5
6
0
0
0
0
0
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Assign Company Code to Fiscal year variant

Via Menus
Financial Accounting (new) > Financial Accounting Global
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settings(New)
CHAPTER>1Ledgers> Fiscal Year and Posting periods
> Assign Company code to Fiscal Year Variant
OB37
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LEDGER
Figure 7: GENERAL
Model companies
are assignedCONFIGURATION
to FYV K4
How to test the New FYV we create
3.1.8
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1.
Create FYV in OB29
2.
Assign to co code OB37 or through OVY6
3.
Book an invoice through F-02 or FB50 and check the FY
Define Variants for Open Posting Periods
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Via Menus

Financial Accounting
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settings(New) > Ledgers> Fiscal Year and Posting periods >
Posting periods > Define variants for Open Posting periods
OBBO
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Figure 8: Posting period Variants
Click on new entries and define Variant for Each company code.
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3.1.9
Assign Variants to Company code

Via Menus
Financial Accounting (new) > Financial Accounting Global

settings(New) > Ledgers> Fiscal Year and Posting periods >
Posting periods > Define variants for Open Posting periods
OBBP
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CONFIGURATION
Assign
Variants to LEDGER
Company codes
as above
Use T code OB52 and open appropriate periods.
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A - Assets
S- GL accounts
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K- Vendors
D- Customers
M- Materials
+ All the above put together. It is a must to have this in OB52.
How to test the New FYV we create
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1) Create New PPV through OBBO
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2) Assign PPV to co code OBBP

3) Open/close appropriate periods through OB52.
4) Try booking entry through F-02 for the relevant account type.
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3.1.10
Define Chart of Accounts

Definition: COA contains the list of GL accounts. All the GL A/cs are bundled
together and kept in general + co code specific data in COA.
Via Menus
Financial Accounting( new) > General Ledger(New) >Master
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Data> G/L CHAPTER
Accounts >1 Preparations > Edit Chart Of accounts
List
OB13
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Model Group uses Chart of Accounts 2008. Click on New Entries.

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Click on
Definition of Chart of Accounts for Model group
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Define Account Group

Via Menus

Data> G/L Accounts > Preparations > Define Account Group
OBD4
Account Group regulates the appearance of fields on the GL master data. We can design a
field on the GL master to be
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S- Suppressed

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D- Display
R- Required
O- Optional
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Click on
icon. Replace INT with 2008 and press

enter.1 Save the entries
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GL Account groups for chart of accounts 2008
Double click on anyone of the A/C Group rows to get the field status groups.
To get Field status for a Group, select the group and click on
double clicking on it, we can see the detailed field status for each field:
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. This gives Groups and

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GENERAL
SDRO is the key word to remember
the status.
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GENERAL
Field status ofLEDGER
Group CASH CONFIGURATION
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3.1.11
Define Retained Earnings

Via Menus

Data> G/L Accounts > Preparations > Define Retained Earnings
Account
OB53
Retained earnings are the difference between the revenue and expenses. We can design
more than one RE accounts for COA.
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Input Chart of Accounts when asked for
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Ignore warnings if any.
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When you run the balance carry forward program (using transaction code FAGLGVTR), the balances
in P&L accounts are carried forward to the retained earnings account.
3.1.12
Copy GL accounts from COA INT to Our COA

Via Menus
IMG > Financial Accounting (New) > General ledger

Accounting (New) > Master data > GL Accounts > GL
Accounts Creation and processing > Create GL accounts
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with reference
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Enter your company code and reference co code as 0001. Save the entry
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Select the row and click on icon
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Click
Another pope up comes up
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Click on

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All entries turn yellow.
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Nowclick on
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Pop up comes up with errors and success records.
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Double click on the company code
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Press enter
Click on Save icon
Message
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3.1.13
Define Field Status Variant
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Via Menus

Financial Accounting(
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Settings (New) > Ledgers > Fields > Define Field Status Variant
OBC4
While doing business transactions based on the GL account used fields might be
required/optional/suppressed. Here is a simple illustration
GL code &
Description
100000- Cash
Account
Value
date
Cost
Center
X
Profit
Center
X
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476000- Office
expenses
800000- Sales
Revenue

X
X
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Field status variant has many field status groups. The FSG regulates whether for a
given GL account, a field like text/assignment/CC/PC should be made as required or
optional at transaction level. One FSG is assigned to each GL master.
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Field Status Variant Path
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Select FSV 1000 and click on
. Rename the FSV as 2008 Field status as Model Field status variant
A message pops up as below.
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Field Status Variant

Click on Copy All and save it.
Select FSV 2008 and click on Field Status Groups on the left.
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Field Status Groups for FSV 2008
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Select Field status group G001 and double click on the group.
It shows a summary of the group. Double clicking on the same will take us to details field
status level.
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Field Status for General data (G001)
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How to test newly created FSV

1.Using Tcode FS00 to display the GL accounts
2. Make a note of the FSG on GL say 476000/113100 (Create/bank/interest tab)
3.Use T code OBC4 to go to FSV. Select your FSV. Select the FSG (G004/G005/G001).
Double click.
4. Select General data >> Modify assignment/Text as required.
5. Book a transaction using F-02 on the above GL accounts. Check how the fields are
regulated.
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3.1.14
Define Document Types

Via Menus
Financial Accounting( new) > Financial Accounting Global

Settings (New) > Document > Document Types > Define
Document types for Entry View
OBA7
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Document type controls:

1. Document header
2. Used to differentiate the business transaction to be posted ( Customer/vendor
invoice, customer/vendor receipt, Journal entry, Asset transactions etc)
3. No range of document number
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4. The account type allowed for posting
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5. Field status of the header field ( Ref doc no & text)

6. If the invoices are posted with net method
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Select a document type Say KR and click on Copy
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Document type KE
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Click on save. On the main page make sure to change the description of the doc type.
Note: Use OBZO to define the default doc types to be used for Enjoy transactions.
3.1.15
Define Posting Key

Via Menus
Financial Accounting( new) > Financial Accounting Basic

Settings (New) > Document > Define Posting Keys
OB41
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Posting Key Controls:

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1. On which types of account (ASKDM) the transaction should be posted.

2. Whether the item is to be posted as debit or credit.
3. The status of the fields of additional details ( text/assignment etc)
Model Group uses standard posting keys provided by SAP. Very rarely there would be a need to
create a new posting key. However, the field status would be configured to the business needs of
a client.
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For Instance, for posting key 01, 04 and 11, the XREF1 key field has been made Ready for Input
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Select the posting key and double click on it.
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Figure 15 Posting Key 01 customization
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Click on
to get the field status regulation.
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Figure 15A Posting Key 01 customization

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To get details particulars of fields attached a particular Field click on
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Figure 15B Posting Key 01 Field check details

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Note: Use OBXJ to define the default posting Keys to be used for Enjoy transactions
3.1.16
Define Number rages

Via Menus
Financial Accounting( new) > Financial Accounting Basic

Settings (New) > Document > Document Number ranges >
Define Document number ranges for data entry
FBN1
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Input the Appropriate company code and CHAPTER
click on 1
Click on
. A pop up screen appears.
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Figure 16 Number Ranges for FI documents

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Input No range year from Number and to Number. Save it after that. Ignore messages if any.
>> Indicator which determines whether the number range interval is external or internal. External means the user
will input manually.
3.1.17
Define Tolerance Groups for GL Accounts

Via Menus
Financial Accounting( new) > Financial Accounting Basic Settings (New)
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> Document > Tolerance
Groups
> Tolerance Groups for Employees
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data entry
OBA0
There are 3 types of tolerance groups:

1. Employee tolerance group
2. GL Account tolerance group
3. Customer/Vendor tolerance group
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Figure 17 Tolerance Groups for Users
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We have assigned blank tolerance group for each of the company codes. Double click on
any one entry
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Figure 17A Tolerance Groups for Users detailed screen

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Please note the group is Blank. If need be we can create different Groups and assign as
shown below.
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3.1.18
Global Parameters
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Via Menus

Financial Accounting(
new) > 1Financial Accounting Basic Settings (New)
CHAPTER
> Global Parameters for Company code > Enter Global Parameters
OBY6
Select the company code and double click on it.
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Figure 18 Company code Global data
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Make sure that the assignments done at various places are correct. COA, Company, Fiscal
year variant, Credit control area, field status variant, posting period variant are to be carefully
checked.
Please ensure to enter VAT registration no.
Click on
icon on the left, the detailed address of the company codes opens up.
Make sure that this is correct. It gets printed in various correspondences and other important
documents
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Other reference
4.1.1
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Business Area
Business Area: Business areas are independent area within an organization and can be
used cross-company code. They are balancing entities that create their own set of
financial statements for internal purposes. The use of business area is optional.
Via Menus

Define Business Area
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Click on New Entries.
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Enter BA and description and save the entry. BA is not assigned to any co code.
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4.1.2
Functional Area
Via Menus
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Define Business Area
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Functional Area: Organizational unit in Financial accounting that classifies expenses of

an Organization by function/department such as Marketing, Production, sales,
Administration etc.
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To create a new FA click on new entries and input the code and description.
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Click on save icon.
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GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

Define Company (Trading partner)........................................................................

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

Copy GL accounts from COA INT to Our COA....................................................

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

To help in create of a total FICO cycle

To enable additions to existing configuration

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

To give a quick understanding on FI GL to enable modifications if any in the

A typical GL entry in SAP looks like.

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

Important fields used in the above entry:

Any limited company

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

There are different business

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

DZ- Customer receipt

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

We will be configuring FICO for Model group.

The FI-GL module is implemented for the following company codes:

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

Define Company (Trading partner)

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

Via Transaction Code

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

Figure 1 Define Company (Trading partner)

Click on new entries

Figure 1A Details of Company

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

Define Credit Control Area

Via Transaction Code

Enterprise structure > Definition > Financial Accounting >

Click on New Entries

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

Figure 3 Define credit control area 2008

Edit, Copy, Delete, Check Company code

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

4. Name & Address

Via Transaction Code

Enterprise structure > Definition > Financial Accounting >

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

Figure 3: Creation of Company code

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

GENERAL LEDGER CONFIGURATION

icon. You can see compilation,