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8/6/2019 Sign in CO-PA
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In transaction KE4I, SD condition types are assigned to value fields for flow of values in to cost
based PA. In same customizing screen you have an option to activate transfer of “+/-“sign for every
mapping of condition type to value field. It could be confusing to determine proper usage of this setting
and this document tries to explain its suggested use and implications.
It is recommended to activate this sign in two situations
If the condition type mapped to the value field can carry both positive and negative
values.
This should make sense as it would be inappropriate to send positive values to
CO-PA irrespective of the positive/negative condition value. In such case there is
a possibility of inconsistent data in CO-PA.
For example consider a condition type “ZDDS – Commissions”. In a business
scenario there can be a commission discount and since it is a deduction,
condition type would have a negative value (-1,764) and a positive value will besent to CO-PA value field as “+/- sign” is not checked. In another scenario, due
to commission surcharge, condition value for condition type “ZDDS” is positive
(354) and similarly a positive value will be send to CO-PA. Considering both the
scenarios, total commission value should be +1,410 and CO-PA reports show
2,118 as total commissions.
Condition Value CO-PA Value
Billing Doc 1 -1,764 1,764
Billing Doc 2 +354 354
So it is recommended to activate transfer of +/- sign for such conditions.
If a condition type holds a debit and credit value in billing document. In case of earlier
scenario, values in CO-PA would end up inconsistent but with condition type holding
both negative and positive values in same billing document, account document will not
be created and system would insist on activating the transfer of “+/- sign” to CO-PA.
Here is an example
The pricing procedure shown below has a condition type “ZDDS” that has both
discount and surcharge in the same billing document. In such situations, system wouldnot post accounting document unless transfer of sign is activated.
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In customizing you can identify if condition types that are capable holding positive and
negative values in the pricing procedure. Maintain Condition Types -> Control Data ->
Plus/Minus field . If this field is blank, then condition type can hold both positive and
negative values.
Note: System would not throw an error or stop creating the accounting document just
because the “plus/minus” field in condition type settings is blank and transfer of “+/-
sign” is not active in value field mapping. It identifies as an issue only when positive and
negative values are calculated in pricing procedure for same condition type.
Once you had activated the transfer of “+/- sign”, I would recommend testing credit memo postings as
well to validate flow of values to CO-PA as the impact of this setting has on both billing document and
credit memo. The table below explains the sign transferred to CO-PA in different situation.
Billing Document With “+/-“ Without “+/-“
Debit posting (sales deduction) negative positive
Credit posting (sales revenue) positive positive
Credit Memo/return With “+/-“ Without “+/-“
Debit posting (sales revenue) negative negative
Credit posting (sales deduction) positive negative