Financial statement- Balance sheet accounts

Hi friends,
In our SAP system there are some interim asset acquisition accounts added to balance sheet which should not have been there. I removed them by editing the account-> financial statement version. But still the same accounts are displayed in unassigned accounts section of the balance sheet.
Please suggest me how can I remove them from the financial statement forever.
Thanks
Ramana

Hi Srikant,
Thanks for your response, we can exclude those accounts and save as a variant. But I am wondering if there is a way by which we can eliminate them from the structure.
Thanks again, Points assigned.
Ramana

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Financial Statement / Balance sheet in Periodic Display

Sirs,
We want to create a balance sheet with all period amounts displayed in different colums (tcode F.01 , RFBILA00). Can we do this with report writer or do we need to fully create a customized abap report for this.
   output should be
                 Period1     Period2     Period3 ...
   Assets
   GL xxx
   GL xxxx
thank you in advance

Hi
I feel it is better to do using Report Painter or Report writer provided you have knowledge on them
see the links on them and do accordingly
Report Writer functions can be accessed from within the Report Painter.
The difference lies in the GUI of the report painter.
For Report Painter
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/66/bc7d2543c211d182b30000e829fbfe/content.htm
For Report Writer
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/66/bc7dc143c211d182b30000e829fbfe/content.htm
Refer the following links :
http://www.virtuosollc.com/PDF/Get_Reporter.pdf
http://sap.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/sap-r3-other/accessing-tables-using-report-painterwriter-98766
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/da/6ada3889432f48e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bw31/helpdata/en/66/bc7d2543c211d182b30000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
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PCA Financial Statement (Profit/Loss Account and Balance Sheet)

Hi Experts,
I have the following question on preparing PCA Financial Statement (Profit/Loss Account and Balance Sheet), ECC6.0, with document splitting features.
Let say I started my business with the following GL accounts:
Bank A, USD6,000
Bank B, USD4,000
Capital, USD10,000
My company does have 2 departments (cost centers), and the above Balance Sheet GLs, cannot be identified / separated in the cost centers level. My cost centers to profit centers is one-to-one, which are cost center A = profit center A, and cost center B = profit center B
I have Sales to customer of USD12,000, and Receipts from customer is USD7,000 at Bank B, therefore (customer balance is USD5,000).
I have also expenses:
Expense A: USD1,000 (cost center A)
Expense B: USD800 (cost center B)
Double entry for expense is Dr Expense, Credit Vendor.
I paid 50% of each of the expenses using Bank A, which are: expense A, paid: USD500; expense B, paid: USD400
My Financial statement without profit center should be as follows:
P/L Account:
Sales, USD12,000
Expenses, USD1,800
Profit: USD10200
Balance Sheet:
Bank A: USD5,100
Bank B: USD11,000
Customer: USD5,000
Vendor: USD900
Profit: USD10,200
Capital: USD10,000
Question:
How can I report the above financial statement into PCA level, which are Profit center A and Profit center B?
Note: I can't hardly separate Bank account, Sales (revenue) into Profit center level (Assuming I am only using FICO module, No SD/MM Module).
I can't use FAGL3KEH to differentiate the Bank Account.
During data entry for revenue, I can't have valid reason the revenue belongs to which profit center.
Kindly advise on is there any way (with logical reason) to make financial statement into profit center level.
THANKS IN ADVANCE.
Sbmel.

Basically You/Business need to Identify the need for Profit center wise Balancesheet is required or not? If Balance sheet at Profit center level is required then whether they have to decide whether can seggeregate every account balance to a profit center is possible or not? In other words on a cut over date you should have a Profit center wise Trail balance in place. Once it is in place rest all is possible.
What I can understand from your question is how to identify Gl balances against profit centers foor balance sheet Items. If it is not possible then you can create a corporate profit center and post all transactions to that profit center.
When comes to cash / Bank/Customer/vendor balances the system Identifies the item belongs to whihc profit center and in case cross profit cneter transactions are involved the system uses the "ZERO BALANCE CLEARING" account as an intermediate account for posting the data. By this one profit center will be Dr. and other will be in Cr as far as ZERO BALANCE ACCOUNT" is concerned and at company code level this GL balance is always ZERO.

REQUIREMENT TO STOP BALANCE SHEET ACCOUNTS FROM ACCEPTING PROJECT AT JOURNAL CREATION OR ANY FINANCIAL DOCUMENT CREATION.

Dear Gurus,
I have a requirement from my client to stop balance sheet account from accepting project at financial document creation or journal entry because this process distrupt the profit and loss account report or transaction report by project as balance sheet items are not expected to be part of this report.
Kindly advise on the way to achieve this to enable fulfill requirement and deliver excellence service.
Kind regards,

Hi Nagarajan,
Thank you for your response.
My sample is whenever an entry is raised to be posted to a balance sheet account such account should not allow user to post but only in revenue and expense account. E.g. A Stock account should not allow project assignment but a cost of sales, expenses or sales revenue accounts should only accept project assignment.
Only P&L items should allow project assignments.
I hope this is clear is enough.
Regards,

Caary forward of balance sheet accounts

Hello,
I do have a problem with the carrying forward of balance sheet accounts. I would like to write the closing balance of the accounts of the previous month to the opening balance of the following month. It is for operative planning. I have created following business rule within the Finance application of BPC for the account technical equipment:
Account                    Account Detail      Account   Account Detail   Reverse   Data       Same    YTD
                                 (Closing Bal.)                       (Opening Bal.)    Sign    Src. Type Period
11101020_TEEQMAOW ACLO      11101020_TEEQMAOW AOPE          False     ALL     False    False
I have also created an account transformation rule with analogue specification.
I have referenced both of them in the default.lgf:
*SysLib Stored_Procedure_wrapper.lgl
RunCopyOpening(FINANCE,%RptCurrency_Set%,%Category_Set%)
*Commit
*SysLib Stored_Procedure_wrapper.lgl
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*Commit
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Before and after I send data with EVDRE, I ran the data manager default package, it runs OK, but it doesn't seem to make any calculations.
Is there any SQL logic or do I have to run the data manger differently? I already have tried some other logic from the user guide and the help, but it didn't work.
Can anybody help me, I'm happy to provide more information.
Thanks in advance!
Christopher

>
Tim Klem wrote:
> Hi Christopher.
>
> The SPCopyOpening works in a very specific manner -- it only copies the closing balance of the prior year's closing period (December, for example -- assuming the fiscal year matches the calendar year) into opening balance of the current period (the period for which you execute the logic).
>
> It doesn't support the ability to copy the prior month's closing period into the current period (e.g., May close into June open).
>
> In other words, SPCopyOpening is really designed to only support a YTD data structure -- YTD P&L values, and a YTD cash flow statement, for instance.
>
> If you have periodic movements, and want to copy May close into June open, you'll need to use the SPRunCalcAccount business rule. This allows you to set a relative period offset (-1), and has a few different options, and a separate business rule table setup, compared to the SPCopyOpening.
>
> Just to test if your SPCopyOpening setup is correct, you might try to load a few numbers into the prior year's December. But if the YTD data structure won't work for you, I wouldn't even waste the time -- focus on the SPRunCalcAccount syntax, and the corresponding "account transformation" business rule table.
>
> Regards,
>
> Tim
Thank you very much Tim!
I know have tried to compose a SPRunCalcAccount Logic , as well as two SQL logics. Sadly, none of them works.
SPRunCalcAccount Logic:
*RUN_STORED_PROCEDURE=SPRUNCALCACCOUNT([Finance], [CPlan1])
I have filled out the Business Rule table for the account transformation with the following information:
11101020_TEEQMAOW    ACLO 11101020_TEEQMAOW AOPE   False     -1     False   0
Is it OK to fill in -1 for Period and to leave the data source empty?
I have written the logic in the default.lgf to test it, but nothing happened? Do I have to include a Time member?
The two script logics are as follows:
*CALC_EACH_PERIOD
*WHEN ACCOUNT
*IS AOPE, MOVEMENTS
*REC(ACCOUNT=ACLO)
*REC(ACCOUNT=AOPE,TIME=NEXT)
*ENDWHEN
AOPE stands for the Opening Balance within the Account subtable Acctdetail. ACLO stands for the Closing Balance.
*WHEN ACCOUNT.FINSTMT
*IS BS
*REC(FACTOR=GET(ACCTDETAIL=ACLO, TIME=PRIOR), ACCTDETAIL=AOPE)
*ENDWHEN
BS stands for Balance Sheet within the Account Property FINSTMT (Financial Statement).
Hope this is enough information for you. I thank you very much in advance!
Christopher

Post balance sheet account to profit center accouting

Hi.experts.
I want to post some blance sheet accounts to profit center accounting,these account include material stock,wip. what should I do?
thanks in advance.
Fannt

Hello
Balance sheet items can be transferred periodically or online in realtime
You can transfer the following balance sheet items to Profit Center Accounting in the standard SAP system at end of period:
    Payables and receivables
   Material stocks
   Assets
   Work in process
This can be done in period closing activities for AR/AP
The assignment of payables and receivables to various profit centers is basically derived from the offsetting entry line of the FI document to which they belong. It is not possible to make structural changes to them within Profit Center Accounting. If, for example, you assign a new profit center to a material, or change the derivation rules when creating sales orders, these actions do not affect the assignments of documents which have already been posted.
The payables and receivables to be divided are calculated in FI at the end of the period. To do so, call up the SAP Easy Access screen and choose Accounting ® Financial Accounting ® General Ledger ® Periodic Tasks ® Closing ® Regroup ® Debit Balance Sheet Account Subsequently.
Enter the company codes for which you want to perform the calculation. For these company codes, the payables and receivables are divided according to profit center and business area. The results are then saved.
You can now transfer the data to Profit Center Accounting. Do not choose the next menu option Post B/S readjustment n Financial Accounting. Instead, transfer the data in the Profit Center Accounting application menu, under Actual Postings ® Period Closing ® Transfer Payables/Receivables
You obtain a list of all the company codes in the active controlling area. Select the desired company codes and the period and fiscal year which you want to transfer to Profit Center Accounting.
The system then posts the payables and receivables to Profit Center Accounting under the reconciliation accounts of the general ledger. No FI documents are created in the process
You can call up the function for transferring material stocks in Profit Center Accounting Customizing, under Actual Postings ® Transfer Selected Balance Sheet Items ® Set Up Material Stocks.
The selection screen provides you with the choice of all company codes within the active controlling area. Select the period to be transferred. The current period is always based on the status of Materials Management. Normally, the data from the previous period is transferred.
You access the transfer function by choosing the following path from the Customizing menu for Profit Center Accounting: Actual postings ® Transferring selected balance sheet items ® Generate opening balance for work in process.
The selection screen provides you with the choice of all company codes within the active controlling area. You also enter the period and fiscal year.
You generally work with the standard results analysis version 0. Should you wish to use a different results analysis version, note that this must be set up in CO Customizing for updating in Financial Accounting, as the corresponding account determination is required.
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You access the transfer program by selecting Actual postings ® Transferring selected balance sheet items ® Generate opening balance for assets in Customizing for Profit Center Accounting.
The selection screen provides you with the choice of all company codes within the active controlling area. The depreciation area book depreciation per trade law (01) is provided as a default. You also select the posting period and the fiscal year.
You should run the program in the background, as large amounts of data are normally selected. If you select the field Line item, a line item will be created for each asset in Profit Center Accounting. When handling a large volume of data, you should only use this option for test purposes.
The system assigns assets to profit centers indirectly, via assigned internal orders or cost centers (see Assigning Assets). The program transfers the acquisition and product costs, as well as cumulated value adjustments. The accounts used for this transfer are taken from account determination for Asset Accounting.
Note that it is only possible to calculate key figures (such as Return on Investment) in Profit Center Accounting correctly if an indirect statement of assets and depreciations is made in Financial Accounting
Reg
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PCA for Full Balance Sheet Accounting

Dear SAP Guru,
We're currently in 4.7. We've implemented PCA for Profit and Loss Accounting. There's business requirement to produce Full Balance Sheet Accounting in PCA, i.e. the one similar to Business Area. Can the standard PCA module (in 4.7) support Full Balance Sheet Accounting? If can, what are the settings and steps that need to be configured in the system? Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Hello,
you can get the full balance sheet from PCA.
The steps are:
1. You must make sure that you have completed financial statement version (OB58).
2. Copy this account groups to PCA. (Please check the paths to copy the FSV to your PCA.
3. See the available reports in KE80. One of the report must suit your requirement.
4. If they are not suitable to your requirement, create your own balance sheet format (using form and report) - Report painter.
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Ravi

Can we create a cost element for a Balance Sheet account?

Hi folks,
Is it possible to create a cost element for a balance sheet account? If yes, what are the scenerios we would need it and how is it done?
thanks in advance

Hello
Please review the below information regarding cost elements category 90 : Financial Accounting Balance Sheet Accounts
Category 90 is automatically assigned when you create cost elements in CO whose   general ledger accounts in FI are asset reconciliation accounts
(special balance sheet accounts), not income statement accounts. You
cannot change this category in CO master data maintenance.
FI does not require CO account assignments to cost elements of
category 90. However, if you enter an account assignment, it is only
recorded statistically for real objects.
Category 90 allows you to check order or project budgets for fixed
asset procurement. To do so, enter the investment order or WBS element
in the corresponding field in the asset master. The Asset Management
component ensures that the order or element automatically appears in
the document when you access the asset procurement.
The R/3 System debits the order/WBS element statistically in the
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Translation of Balance Sheet accounts at Period End Rate and Income Stateme

Hi All,
I have a requirement of Transalation of Balance Sheet accounts at Period End Rate and Income Statement Accounts at Average Rate.
How can we achieve this in oracle r 12.1.3
Regards,
Chirag

Hi Chirag
As per Oracle following are the rules that has to be followed for translation.
1. For Balance Sheet Accounts (Asset & Liabilities) GL as a default uses the YTD rule.
2. For P&L Accounts you can choose between YTD and PTD rule. So in your case you can use the default PTD Rule. (Profile Option 'GL Translation: Revenue/Expense Translation Rule')
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PTD Rule = (Translated Period Amount = Period Average Rate x PTD Ledger Currency Balance)
Hope this helps.
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Gautam
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Balance Sheet Accounts in PCA

Hi,
If I only activated PCA to capture the balance sheet accounts (Profit & Loss will be done strictly in COPA), can I left the field PC assigment in Cost Center Master Data to be empty?
Because the structure of the CC is in departement view, while the structure of PC is based on Product Hierarchy.
And I need to create the Balance Sheet Report based on the product hierarchy as in PC hierarchy.
Could any body advice me regarding the mater, like what is the implication if I left the PC assignment blank in CC master data.
Any help would be appreciated..
Thanks
Lea

If you do not assign any profit center to a cost center, anyhow the system would assign them to a default Dummy Profit Center which makes it more difficult to reconcile Cost Center Accounting and Financial Accounting. It is therefore recommended that you assign a profit center to each Cost center.
The following are some more analysis based on SAP documentation on concept and PCA assignments with reference to your dilemma of how to assign profit center to cost center which has been designed based on different characteristics namely product hierarchy versus function.
You have divided your company into profit centers according to product hierarchy.
This makes it difficult to assign cost centers that are divided by functions, to a profit center, which is divided by another attribute. i.e. product hierarchy. This can be apparent in a case, where, a production cost center may be performing activities relating to products which fall under multiple profit centers.
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Movement type 551 account posting in Balance sheet account

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I got a requirement for the specifically as below.
-> set the automatic account assignment for the 551/ 552 to be a balance sheet account rather than cost center or profit center..
What changes need to enter into the configuration.
Note - If required, will create separate movement type taking reference of 551, and do the required changes.
\\ Shankar kumar

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Account modifier for GBB is defined on the combination of OBYC and OMJJ transaction.
We know we use balance sheet G/L account for transaction event key BSX and PL statement G/L account for GBB - Off settings transaction event key.
Here you can use the Balance sheet G/L account for the transaction event key GBB and account modifier as per your requirement.
I suggest do not use standard movement type. Leave the standard movement type for standard process.
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Dear SAP,
I received these error messages when try to assign GL to asset in SPRO (Financial Accounting>Asset Accounting>Integration with the General Ledger>Assign G/L Accounts
Account 0001-40000011 not allowed to be balance sheet account
Account 0001-40000011 not defined as P40000011L account
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TQ
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Hi,
Please check when you assing the general ledger account in transaction code AO90 please give the general ledger accout pertaining to asset in aquisition account assignment please give the general ledger accounts pertaing to expenditure and income account in Retirement acount assignment.
and please check you gl accounts also it correctly created under bs/ or P&l accounts
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How to report on balance sheet accounts using 0EC_PCA_3

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How to report on balance sheet accounts using 0EC_PCA_3
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nagini

Hi,
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Credit Memo all my material items to be directly posted to Balance Sheet account

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My client has a scenario where for certain items they create a credit memo request document and finally a credit memo document from the VKOA system is picking the revenue bearing GL and posting all the line items to that G/L account
Manually my customer is again checking and extracting the p/l and posting to balance sheet account
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Hi Sanil
Thanks for the quick reply, can we assign a balance sheet account directly in VKOA in the G/L account field or do we need to add this in directly in Provision acc field
As suggested by you we already have the access sequence with respect to Order Reason, I am just doubtful wether we can directly give Balance Sheet account in G/L account field
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