on ‎2016 Oct 11 1:34 AM - last edited on ‎2024 Feb 04 7:02 AM by postmig_api_4
Hi
I posted my requirement last week, since upgrade took place I could not continue with my old questions.
I use imported materials and do not have BOM.
I want to charge these material through standard cost estimate CK11N, the duty based on percentage, whereas the Freight by weight.
Both components Duty and Freight are part of the standard cost estimate
So Mat Plus Duty plus Freight
Bhaskar suggested a solution through Template.
I have an issue with that. I need to ask him some help
Nandhini
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Hi Nandani
Below are the changes / config you need to do:
1) Create template with environment 001 instead of 003.
2) Create overhead group and assign your overhead key & valuation area in t-code OKZ2
3) Create a blank costing sheet don't maintain any detail configuration
4) Maintain material weight in basic tab and your overhead group to the material for which you want load the overhead in costing 1 tab.
Now run the cost estimate, it will load the overhead based on material weight.
Rest of the configuration seems to be fine. Also you need to create same for actual overhead as well which i shared in my earlier post.
Regards
Bhaskar
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Hi all
I want to close this message. Any idea how.
Thanks once for all help Bhaskar and Ajay.
Regards
Nandhini
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Hi Nandini,
1) Environment 003 will only work if you execute material cost estimate w/o qty structure using t-code KKPAN. So you need to create template with 001 if you are executing with CK11N / CK40.
2) Yes you need to maintain for actual as well in CPT2 but the formula would be different. have already shared the same. You need to execute CO43 at the monthend to get the actual overhead at the production order level.
3) You can ignore the last message.
Regards
Bhaskar
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Hey Bhaskar,
It was a great help and thanks for your solutions. Yes I was successful in making a CK11N with that template you suggest that environment 001 instead of 003.
I have few questions before I close this thread as 'answered'
1. When I use Imported materials I do not have BOM, in that case environment 003 which is without BOM should have worked, I am not sure why this did not work.
2. Do I need to maintain same values for actuals too in the CPT2 t code ?
3. I got an information message that structure not found.
Let me send you the screen shot in my next response.
Ajay
Thank you very much for your suggestions. Template is working now... So Let me go ahead with that.
Regards
Nandhini.
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One last one I wanted to enclose here.
Please look at all and let me know if I made a mistake.
Thanks Bhaskar
Nandhini
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I enclose costing 3 and 2 nowcostg3.jpg
Bhaskar
I enclose couple of more screen shots for your ref.
Nandhini
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costing4.jpgBhaskar
Costing 4 file I enclose the template assigned to costing sheet, still I could not see that in CK11N
Nadhinicosting5.jpg
Costing 5 file there is no template reference shown in CK11N when I ran. Rather Template is empty. is that right?
I enclose the screen shots of my tests for your ref. I am not sure if I can enclose all tests due to constrain the attachment limit.
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Hi Nandhini
If the Freight and Duty can be built into the Purchase Info Record, either as a Planned Delivery Cost or as an Accrual Condition, it will solve your issue
In the Valuation Variant, use strategy sequence L - > You can then map the Freight and Duty in the Valuation Variant to a Different Origin Group -> And Finally Map the Raw Mat Consumtpion Account + Origin Group to a different Cost Component.. This is a much easy solution
Otherwise, use the Costing Sheet. You can apply overhead based on % of RM Cost or Weight of RM Consumed
Regards
Ajay M
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Hi Ajay
I was specifically trying to charge based on weight only and not %.
you mentioned above Weight RM consumed. I know basic view 2 of Mat Masters I have 1 EA is 0.5 Lb. This is for Material X. where as the same conversion could be different in Basic view 2 of Mat Master ! EA is 0.8 lb.
I understand above your valuation variant configuration, I agree. in your logic where from system will read the weight?
I need to use conversion automatically when I run CK11N
Regards
Nandhini
Hi Nandini
The solution which i gave will perfectly work. I had created several templates based on different requirements and used in standard cost calculation. Please go through template allocation configuration in detail first for basic activity cost allocation, then try to created this.
Regards
Bhaskar
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Hi Gurus
As I mentioned above I posted the above message last week and Bhaskar responded to this mail through a solution of Template allocation but I tried to apply the solution but there were certain issues, the values did not get picked up at the standard cost computation level. Pl let me know if you someone can give a solution to the above problem
Nadhini
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