Cost for Production Order

Hi,
How can I display the cost incurred for a production order?
Regards,
Prashant

Hi
In CO02 or CO03 you can view the order cost.
In GOTO - COST you can go to the primary screen of the cost analysis.
Go to change layout and select second option of cost trend.
Depending upon the order status you shall see the costs.
After the order confirmation and delivery you shall see the primary costs.
After completion of CO cycle you shall see the settled costs.
Narendra Lohokare.

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  • What are options for applying non-inventory costs to production orders?

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  • ADDDITIVE COST FOR PRODUCT COST BY SALES ORDER SCENARIO.

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  • Costing the production order for the configured material

    We are trying to cost the production order for a configurable item.  But the system is not calculating any cost in the production order.  Sales order related to this configurable material is costed.  What additional setting I need to cost the production order for the configured material ?

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  • Error during goods receipt of Finished goods for production order

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    with regards
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    Edited by: code acess on Nov 8, 2010 4:06 AM

    hi ragavendra,
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    Edited by: code acess on Nov 9, 2010 4:01 AM

  • GR Cost not updating as Target Cost for process orders

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