Does table MCHB (batch stocks) contain both valuated and non valuated stock

Hello
Does table MCHB (batch stocks) contain both valuated and non valuated stock?
Is it possible that material has both valuated and non valuated stock for the same plant and storage location?
Thanks

Hi ,
Most of your queries has been answered by Jurgen.
1)Does valuated or non valuated is linked with valuation type? yes ..if the material is valuated then only there is valuation type.It is used for split valuation .
2)Where can I see whether material is valuated on plant or not?
to check the valuation level IMG >Enterprise Structure>Definition>Logistics - General>Define valuation level
and to check value and quantity updation at plant level check
IMG >Logistics - General>Material Master>Basic Settings>Material Types-->Define Attributes of Material Types
3)Case1
I want material A to be valuated at the plant without split valuation
Case
I want material B to have 0 value at plant
go as Jurgen has recommanded in the previous post . for material B used different material type which is not valuated at that plant .
Regards,
Anupam

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