Rounding difference too high Message no. G4042

Dear Experts
When i am doing transcation F-04 post wtih clearing system gives message "Rounding difference too high " although entries are equal.
Please reslove it as soon as possiable.
Regards

Hi,
Looking at the error, it is JVA triggered.
G4 042 error could occur because of multiple reasons.
Without looking at the system, it would be difficult and would not be right to comment.
The solution as I can see is a 2 step approach,
1. Implement all the latest (release for all) notes handling G4 042. Simulate the test case.
2. If step1 doesnot help, please raise a OSS with SAP. The concerned expert can then comment on the issue
after debugging the program.
Regards,
Satyajit

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