AFAB posting end of the year on period 13 instead of 12

Hello,
I've this request from accounting department. They would like to post depreciation for area 01 on special period 13 instead of 12 and with the following dates:
DOCUMENT DATE: 15.04.xx+1 (following year)
POSTING DATE: 31.12.xx
This because in Italy depreciation postings are part of documents for closing, and will have to appear in document journal of the following year (in month Balance approval).
Now, how can I make tr. AFAB post depreciation document with this logic?
Thanks a lot,
regards
Chiara

Thanks Srinivas but I cannot use period 13 in planned depreciation mode for trx. AFAB, if before I've not posted already on period 12.
I would like not to pass through period 12, but directly post area 01 on period 13 even for planned depreciation.
As for dates, how can I make the system takes another date (15.04.xx+1) during batch input posting? Do I have to use an exit? which one?
thanks again and regards
Chiara

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It means we are all waiting (not all) for the boot camp update so we don't have to do all these funky work arounds. Although I don't think the boot camp update will be the end all of updates, it will make me feel better about installing Win7 on my i7 machine.
For now, it's just remote desktop to the PC and wait............

4G promised to me by the end of the year - so much for promises

So I guess I'm the fool. When I went in the Verizon store they had a big map of coverage by the end of 2011. The woman who sold me the phone said I would definitely have coverage by the end of 2011. I still don't have it. It's very close though, like 3 miles from my house. Is there any way to find out when the future expansion will take place in 2012? I looked at the map for 2012 and it just says, coming soon. Is there any other information about 2012 implementation? We are kind of close to 2012. Or does Verizon treat this like Fios, you get it when you get it and we will not tell you anything about future expansion? I saw the email about complete coverage by the end of 2013, but that's two years away. My concern is that they may only offer LTE coverage so far out into the burbs until all of the cities are covered before expanding further into the burbs. Any helpful comments besides agreeing with me that I was taken
Thanks,
Paul

I live in Waldorf, MD. This is located south of Washington DC. When I go to work, to Landover MD which is 27 miles away from my home, my 4G works fine. I have a Samsung Droid Charge. I'm very happy with the phone. A woman in the Verizon Waldorf, MD store made this promise to me. I knew at the time there was no way she could make that promise so I don't blame her. It's kind of like buying this phone with Froyo and being told it would get Gingerbread. I was taking a chance there too. Fortunately the phone is getting Gingerbread though I think they should of just skipped it and gone to ICS. Oh well.
I knew there would be better phones coming out in the next few months. However I'm still very happy with the phone.
[Edited to comply with Terms of Service]

AFAB posting end of the year on period 13 instead of 12

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