Multiple Reconcilation Accounts

Hi gurus
I am getting one problem. As i am maintained Multiple alternative reconcilation accounts to vendor/customer. Because at the invoice posting i want select suitable reconcilation account. But the Reconcilation account field was displed as non-changeable mode. So i am unable to select for my desire reconcilation account . At the time of invoice posting i am able to see all my  reconcilation accounts but  not possiable to change the  reconcilation account . Becuase it was unchangeable mode. So how can i adjust that field as changeable mode in invoice postings.
And I am assign all alternative reconcilation to reconcilation properly.That Reconcilation account has been assigned in master records.
regards
ram

Hi,
Go to FS00 see the reconcilation account choosen the option reconcialtion account ready for input. Under field status group
One more for that reconcialtion account are you assign the alternative reconcialtion accounts or not.
Hope this is clear, if yes assign points
Regards,
Sankar

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