Diffrence in GR55 and KSB1
Hi All ,
When i run GR55 Profit center wise and double click the value its give me the line item details but in line item details system is not refelcting amount of particular document but if check in KSB1 then system reflect the same
can any help how to resolve this issue
Regards
Prakash Sharma
Dear Christian,
Thanks for so early reply
Let me explain you with help of example
Below is actual document post
PK Account Account short text Tx Cost Ctr Profit Ctr Amount LCur Value Type
40 6699008 Oth.cost/serv.3rds P6 SG9S.SLC10 V01 31,69 USD 4
40 6699008 Oth.cost/serv.3rds P6 SG9S.SLC20 V24 10,56 USD 4
40 6699008 Oth.cost/serv.3rds P6 SG9S.SLC40 T61 63,37 USD 11
40 1630100 Input tax P6 PMS NT VAL 7,39 USD
50 3050010 IHB Common Clearing S98 113,01- USD
As you can see for line item 3 value type is 4 .
Now if I run GR55 report for profit center T61 then system will not reflect 63.37 USD and if I check rest of proft center V01 , V24 system display the value 31.69, 10.56 .
But if I check in t code u2013 KSB1 system display 63.37 usd u2026
Now my question .
1. How to resolve this issue
2. If KSB1 is actual cost line item for coste center then why system display 63.37 amount
Regards
Prakash Sharma
Edited by: Prakash Sharma on Apr 7, 2010 7:54 PM
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