FB60 past entry screen problem

Hai experts,
i done FB60 bdc program ,in uploading time fastentry screen it shows 7 rows, after 7 rows here condition trigered ,add items program working properely,but other system the fast entry has 10 rows, and one show 6 rows, the program not worked properly
how to overcome this problem.
thanks & regards
sitaram

Hello Dear
Look FB60 screen has two parts :
The one in which you enter information related to vendor is Header Level, in this case you already assign Personnel No. in Vendor Master so no field is required as Personnel no. will be picked up from Vendor Master level.
The Other is line item level is bottom half part, if you want to assign personnel no. at Expense G/L level then if you scroll right you will find a field for Personnel no. If you can't see the field check your setting at OBVV for the field status group you assign to particular Expense G/L.
Hope you Understood
Cheers
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running: leopard (upgraded from tiger, which was pre-installed at purchase), installed 10.5.1 update right before this huge problem occurred.
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Call U.S. iPod and Mac technical support: 1-800-APL-CARE (1-800-275-2273)
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I like your work ! Good luck !
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