Call on delivery related and order related billing.

Dear Friends,
                 I have a sales order with  Service item and also a finished item, here service item is order relevant billing and materiel is delivery related items.
              But my call is, to do combined billing for both service and material. When going to vf01 it should be automatically pick both
service item and material item.
Regards
Siva.

Hello,
This is very much possible in SAP Standard. There are two ways to do it:
1. T-Code: VF01 - Enter the Order Number & Delivery Number, select both items & execute, system will combine necessary items from Order & Delivery into Single Billing Document.
2. T-Code: VF04 - Here Enter necessary details & select check boxes - Order-Related & Delivery Related & system will do the needful.
Hope this helps,
Thanks,
Jignesh Mehta

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    The billing relevance is controlled by item category of material, which u have assigned to sales document type.
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    DON’T FORGT TO REWARD POINTS IF THIS ANSWER SATISFIES YOU.
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    Hi All,
    I have am faceing one problem in QEC. My client having delivery related billing and order related billing. For we have maintain only one billling document(order related and delivery related).
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    Hi
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    I have a item category in the sales order Zo09 for this item category system allowing the user to create both billing documents(order and delivery related) Please advise how i can stop the users to create delivery related and order related
    How can one item category can pick both  order related and delivery related billing?
    Not at all possible in SAP as we can mention only one control in the billing relevance field in item cat
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    Raja

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