Internal Order Settlement to GL account

Hi,
I am trying to settle a Internal order to a GL account. A cost centre is also mapped in automatic account assignment for this GL account.
Everything is fine but the settled cost is not appearing in cost centre report. But there is an statistical posting on this report.
I want to see the real psoting on cost centre report and not statistical postings.
Any advice or workaround....
Thanks a lot.
Govind

Why are you posting to a GL? Where did the Internal Order gets its costs from? Something doesn't make sense here.
Modify your settlement rule by creating a settlement to this Cost Centre. As long as your Allocation Structure is defined well, you don't need to mention a Cost Element. Make sure the Settlement Profile, etc. are defined and assigned to the Order Type etc. That config I hope is in place.
Now run your settlement and it should work well.
Cheers.

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I am preparing a Business process design document and I need to document this.
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Hi Ashok,
Thank you for your reply.
The PCE does not have a default account assignment.
The reason for this settlement is because we want to move the charges onto a balance sheet account so they can be cross charged manually. The debits on the internal order are on a secondary CE as they came from an assessment out of a cost center.
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Internal order settlement to G/L account

Dear All,
User has created one internal order 650002012 and the settlement profile is created settle to G/L account S882000000. this is a cost element category "1" (Loss on contract cancellation & co).
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In the internal order the Requesting cost center is DA26ZPSHRD (Shared Cost Center for Deltron), the profit center is "DA26"
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Thanks and regards,
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It sounds like you are a little confused on how internal order settlement works. If you want the internal order to settle to a G/L account then you must enter the G/L account number in the settlement rule in the internal order. To do this, click on the settlement rule button in the order, select category G/L and enter the G/L account number. In order for you to be able to select G/L as a settlement object the settlement profile you've assigned to the order must allow this. Check the settlement profile and make sure that G/L account is listed as settlement optional or settlement required. Also check the allocation structure that is attached to the settlement profile. In the allocation structure you must have an entry under the settlement cost element for receiver category G/L. Here you should specify a cost element of type 22 as the settlement cost element.
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When we settle an Internal Order from GL/Cost Element 1 to Fixed Assets, we get:
Dr: Fixed Asset
Cr: GL/Cost Element 1.
For various reasons, we do not want to Credit the original GL/Cost Element but rather another one.
Does anyone have any sugestions as to how this can be achieved?
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Hi
Can you tell me what is meant by "Internal Order from GL/Cost Element.."?
As per the functionality, when you settle an internal order, something is moved from the intrnal order and put to another. Hence the place from where it is moved is credited and the receiver is debited. The internal order has postings through the cost element you have posted. So the movement is from what the internal order has in its account.
Order settlement is done through a secondary cost element created and this cost element is used for debiting and crediting the sender and receivers. Hence your idea of using a totally different GL/Cost element (of course that do not have postings with respect fo the internal order in question) is not practical, I hope.

Internal order settle to another internal order

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for internal order group have 2 order,and i want to settle by hierachy:
A order settle to B order,then B order settle to GL account, how to config the settlement rule for
this 2 orders?
this purpose is to simulate PS WBS/activity if internal order can be collect cost then settle to a final GL acct..

maybe i have make more detail for my question:
a order group contain internal order A/B,and order B under A like follow structure:
order group
- order A
-- order B
order A have plan/actual revenue/cost
order B only have plan cost
the settlement is try to settle order group: as my RA key is set as POC way to calculate revenue/cost,
the formula of POC = actual cost / plan cost * plan revenue
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I had a hard time to think how to do the processes over and over again.
The current process is:
Every month the internal order (investment and real order) will collect the expense on AUC and settle to the AUC.
At the end of year, the AUC will be settled to Fix Asset by internal order settlement rules.
Now what if the settled expense was not correct. For example, in 2009, I created the IO and settled the IO to AUC in several months. But in 2010, I found the expense in IO shall not be settled to AUC, the expense was only the overheads. ( The AUC was not settled to Fix Assets). Just like I wanna reverse the settlement in 2009.
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Hi,
I tried 2 write offs, please help to see whether I am doing right. Thank you!
I tried to reverse the document but it was not allowed.
I am thinking to post a document like the following:
1. Doc in 2009
50 8910000000 settlement AUC             2,964,800.00-        Order:C1BIC83002
70 3270600041 000327000032 0000    2,964,800.00
2. What I want to post:
40 8910000000 settlement AUC         2,964,800.00      C1BIC83002
75 3270600041 000327000032 0000    2,964,800.00-
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Asset is investment measure, transaction type not allowed
Message no. AK005
Diagnosis
Asset   that is to be posted is an investment measure. You are not allowed to post transactions that affect acquisition value using the current transaction.
Procedure
Check the asset and transaction type 160.
I am not sure which transaction type is correct.
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why internal order settlement is require
and in internal orders acctual cost is plan cost is 100 and acctual is 150
then which amount we have to settle in internal order
regards
venkatareddy

Hey Venky,
An internal order is usually used as an interim collector of costs and an aid to the planning, monitoring, and controlling processes needed. When the job has been completed, you settle the costs to one or more receivers (cost center, fixed asset, profitability segment, and so on).
During settlement, some or all of the plan or actual costs incurred on an object are allocated to one or more receivers. The system automatically generates offsetting entries to credit the sender object. The debit postings assigned once to a sender object remain in place, even after settlement to a receiver (and can therefore be displayed). The costs settled are updated on the corresponding receiver object and displayed in reporting.
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Comprehensive Settlement:Definition of a comprehensive settlement rule gives you more settlement possibilities, for example, you can:Settle costs to a wide range of receivers (project, sales order, profitability segment, and so on).
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Constraints:You can only use one of these settlement methods at a time: For example, if you defined settlement to one cost center in the master data for an internal order, then you can only define a more comprehensive settlement rule once you have deleted the first rule.
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manish

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Hi
Check the path
IMG>Controlling>Internal Orders>Actual Posting>Settlement>Maintain Settlement Profile>Maintain Settlement Profile.
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Internal order Settlement rule has Asset under construction .
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Hello,
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or
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hi sap gurus
can anybody give overall view of internal order settlement profile?
i have to know about .... how to settle internal order?
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venkatareddy

Hi Venkatareddy,
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/a9/ab7f68414111d182b10000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
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