on 2010 Aug 09 6:26 AM
Hi,
My Company code global parameters has K4 as the Fiscal year Variant.
The leading ledger (0L) >> K4 (Fiscal Year 2010)
The Non-leading ledger (SL) >> V3 (Fiscal Year 2009)
However, all my posting happen in leading ledger and my non-leading ledger gets updated accordingly.
The issue here is,
My client wants to post an audit adjustment entry, the audit is for period April 2009 - March 2010.
While posting the audit adjustment entry, he had taken date 31.03.2010, this has posted to Period 3 as usual (since Fiscal Year Variant K4), However, while checking the entry in the GL view in the non-leading ledger, it is taking period 12 (as per Fiscal Year Variant V3).
Is there any way, wherein this audit adjustment entry in the non-leading ledger reflects in Period 13 (special period).
Kindly assist on the same....
Hi,
First of all reverse your said entry.
Now post a new document with Doc date 31.03.2010, Posting date 31.12.2009 and enter the period manually as 15, then it posts the transaction to the special period.
Since
01-2010 is the 13th period for the calendar year 2009.
02-2010 is the 14th period for the calendar year 2009
03-2010 is the 15th period for the calendar year 2009
04-2010 is the 16th period for the calendar year 2009
So your audit entry related to 03-2010, means it should be posted with special period 15 only.
Note: No document will be posted automatically to the special periods, unless you enter the special period in the period field manually during document entry.
This will resolve your issue.
Thanks,
Srinu
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Thanks a lot Shrinivas
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