UD Issue in new plant - Urgent

Hi all,
I have created a new plant, business area and sales organization 5500. I am executing a test run. while performing a Usage decision in qa32, when i click to select the UD code, system says that :
Selected set code does not exist, or data entered is incomplete
Message no. QV 121
Diagnosis
Code in code group * (selected set Z01 in plant ) does not exist.
Procedure
Enter a valid combination or complete combination, or make sure that the combination is available in the selected set.
What does this mean? Should I need to do any changes in SPRO ? If yes then where?
Please respond,
Regards,
Aisha Ishrat

It should be maintained in QS51.

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