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What is Split Valuation In Sap S/4 HANA MM module? The user can use the split valuation to maintain different substance prices at several storage sites. A material, for instance, can be created internally or outside. Generally speaking, the cost of the material will vary based on whether it was made internally or outside. Similarly, a material’s price will vary depending on which vendors it was purchased from. In other instances, a vendor may give a different pricing quote for the same commodity for several locations within the same company.In SAP, a material can be configured to have a split valuation to handle these eventualities. The goods movement of a split-valued material must also address this issue if it is batch controlled. Let us customize the Split Valuation in the SAP System. Path -> SPRO ->IMP Guide -> Materials Management -> Valuation and Account Assignment -> Split Valuation -> Activate Split Valuation OR T.Code -> OMVC Click on Activate Split Valuation and activate the first option as shown in the figure. Go to: Path -> SPRO ->IMP Guide -> Materials Management -> Valuation and Account Assignment -> Split Valuation -> Configure Split Valuation Go to Global Types and click on Create. Fill out the details as shown in the image below. Again click on create. The valuation type will be created. Similarly, create one more valuation type – VAL02. Now go back and select Global Categories. Click on create. Fill out the details – Valuation Category (You can set it with any Alphabet) and Description. Click on create and go back. You will be able to the created Global Category in the table below. Now select the T – TATA and click on Types -> Cat. You can find your created Valuation types below in the table. Select VAL01 and click on activate tab below the table. Similarly, do it for VAL02. Select one of them and click on Cat. -> OUs. Activate the plant. Similarly, do it for VAL02 and activate the plants. Now, in MM01 – After entering the initial details, under the accounting section, you will get the field Valuation Category. There you need to enter the valuation category you just created above. Similarly, you will need the Valuation type during Purchase Order creation. I hope this article was useful.

GOODS RECEIPT A GR or Goods Receipt is a movement of goods that posts the receipt of goods from a supplier or production. A GR increases inventory. A GR may be a reservation, a purchase order, or another form of GRs. Steps to create GR from PO Path → SAP Easy Access → SAP Menu → Logistics → Materials Management → Inventory Management → Goods Movements → Goods Receipt → For Purchase Order → PO Number Known, OR You can use T.code -> MIGO Enter the data as shown below and add the PO Number for which you want to create GR. Press enter. The data will be displayed. Add storage location, Select Item Ok and click on check. Check for any errors, if no errors, then Post the document. The document gets posted. GR is posted.

In this article, you will define the valuation classes allowed for a material type. If a user creates a material, he or she must enter the material’s valuation class in the accounting data. Configuration of Valuation Class let us follow the steps below to configure the valuation class for the material master in SAP MM. Step 1: Define Valuation Control Path -> SPRO -> Implementation Guide -> Material master -> Valuation and Account Assignment -> Account Determination -> Account determination without Wizard -> Define Valuation Control Here, you have to check whether the first option – Valuation grouping code active is set as the current setting or not. Go back to the Implementation Guide. Step 2: Group together the Valuation Areas Path -> SPRO -> Implementation Guide -> Material master -> Valuation and Account Assignment -> Account Determination -> Account determination without Wizard -> Group together Valuation Class In position. – select your Valuation Area – T001 Change the Valuation Group Code to a new code of your choice. Save the data and Go back. Step 3: Define Valuation Classes Path -> SPRO -> Implementation Guide -> Material master -> Valuation and Account Assignment -> Account Determination -> Account determination without Wizard -> Define Valuation Classes Click on Account Category Reference Click on new entries Add account reference and description of your choice and save the data. Go Back and Click on -> Valuation Class Click on -> New entries. Add the valuation class, Account reference you created and description of both. This way you are linking the valuation class with the account reference. Save the data Go back and click on -> Material type/ account category reference In position -> Search for your material type – TROH Link your material type to the account reference. Save the data. Configuration of valuation class is completed.

PURCHASE ORDER A purchase order is a crucial document and one of the primary documents of the purchasing department. This document informs the supplier or vendor about the requirement of the material the buyer needs. A PO can be created manually by referring to a PR, RFQ, contract, or delivery schedule, or it can be created automatically. All the information needed to complete the formalities of purchase is contained in a PO. In traditional representation, a vendor receives a PO from the customer company’s procurement department. The vendor accepts the order and sends the requested material according to the quantity and delivery date specified on PO. The vendor sends the material and an invoice, which the customer company receives and then confirms. The customer pays the seller after checking the invoice. The PO is closed after settlement. Two methods of creating a purchase order in the SAP System Step 1: Creating PO automatically Path -> T.code -> ME21N Enter the vendor and press enter. Then fill out the Purchasing organization, Purchasing group, and Company code. In the table, add the material you want to procure from the supplier. Example – MATERIAL 1 Press enter and details will automatically get displayed. Manually enter the plant in the table, PO quantity and Net Price. Click on Check-in in the toolbar and check if any message arrives or not. If a message saying – Control indicators for controlling area T000 do not exist, is popped up then do the following setting. Go to path -> T.code -> OKKP Enter the CO Area in the position box and press enter. Select your CO Area row and click on activate components/ control indicators. Click on New entries. Change the settings as done in the below figure. Add Fiscal year, Activate Cost centres and tick in the box – AA: Activity Type. Save the data. Go again to the screen – ME21N. Check-in again and if a message – No message issued during check arrives, then you can save the data. The PO is created. Step 2: Create manually by referring to a PR, RFQ, Contract, Delivery schedule, etc. Path -> T.code -> ME21N Click on Documents Overview On You can select any of the options below. Here, I will select Request for Quotations. Fill out the data marked in red and click on execute. You will get the number of quotations created for the selected plant and company code. Select any one and click on adopt. Click on check-in. If No message then save the data. The PO is created. I hope this article was useful.

Request for Quotation RFQ, or simply quotation, is a document the purchasing team uses to ask the suppliers for a fair price for the products or services they need. The purchasing group prepares a proposal and sends it to some vendors. The vendors fill out the bid form and send it back to the purchasing department, which reviews it and compares it based on price and other criteria. After the purchasing department selects the best offer, it invites the chosen supplier and rejects all other offers. When a purchasing organization receives a PR and cannot locate a supplier for the material specified in the PR, it is forced to issue an RFQ to a pre-selected list of vendors. When a new material is requested on a PR or a request is made for a material that has been ordered for a while, the current cost or the vendors who can supply the material are still being determined. In these circumstances, the purchasing entity may use an RFQ. Let us create RFQ in the SAP System. Step 1: RFQ Creation Path -> T.Code -> ME41 The screen will appear – Create RFQ: Initial Screen You need to select a vendor to whom you want to request for quotation. For the list of vendors, Go to -> MKVZ. This screen will display all the vendors created by you. Go back to the RFQ Creation screen – ME41. Add the required fields and click on Reference to Preq. You can also add the Req. Tracking number, storage location, material group as required by your organization. The box will appear, automatically displaying your requisition number created by you before. (0010001074) Press enter. Screen will appear, you need to enter storage location from the box below. Select any one and press enter. Select the row and click on adopt + details icon in the toolbar. Select the header details and click enter. Add coll. number. You can give any number of your choice. It can be alphanumeric also. Collective number is important as you will need that during comparison of quotations. Click on supplier details after adding the Coll. No. Add Vendor number and press enter, rest all the details will be automatically filled. Use the same procedure for creating RFQs for different vendors by adding vendor numbers and, save the data. RFQ with some unique number will be created. Step 2: Maintaining Price given by the vendors Path -> T.code -> ME47 Enter the RFQ number Press enter and screen will appear. You will have to enter the price as offered by the vendor. Press enter and save the data. Step 3: Comparing the Quotations Path -> T.Code -> ME49 Enter the Collective number and click on execute The compared quotations will be displayed. In this way, you can create the RFQs, maintain them by adding the price received from the vendors and compare the quotations received. I hope this article was useful.