What is the effect of change material price in previous period?

i have changed the material price in 31/12/2010 and we are in period 01/2011
but the moving price doesn't changed in period 01/2011 its still the old price.
i want to know why the system didn't change the price for period 01/2011
and i want to change the price for now and all next periods.?

Hi,
you are using moving average price and not standard price.
You can change standard price thru costing run. you can't change moving average price it is calculated based on procurement. further you can change thru MR21 but beware it will generate revaluation entry that will have financial impact.
If you still has doubt then please elaborate the requirements.
Regards,
Atul
Edited by: Mr. Atu on Jan 23, 2011 2:40 PM

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