Can not determine sales office or sales group on ppoma_crm

Hi, CRM Gurus.
I would like to change organigation on PPOMA_CRM.
When I assign sales office or sales group on sales senario at the
function tab, this error message is occured.
"No sales office could be determined."
How should I do to determine sales office of sales group?
Edited by: WON BUM LEE on Oct 7, 2008 7:03 AM
Edited by: WON BUM LEE on Oct 7, 2008 8:22 AM

Hi WON BUM LEE,
Hava you replicated the sales area from R/3. If not replicate it and see wheather the sales area exist in crm or not. If yes go to Tcode OOATTRCUST and chosse SALES and doubleclick on attribute and scenario. Thre U make
SALE     IS_SA_GRP     No inheritance     3
SALE     IS_SA_OFF     No inheritance     2
SALE     IS_SA_ORG     No inheritance     1
Change it to    0
                      0
                      0
I think it will solve.
Thanx
Chinmaya

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