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6 Exercises
Financial Accounting - Chapter 11 Document Entry
OBJECTIVE: To post several types of documents and understand how they are accessed in
the system.
In order to post documents in the system, each Document Type must have a Number Range
associated with it. The document gets a number from the number range linked to the
document type used in the document.
Thus far, we have only created a number range for our Document Type XX. In this exercise
we must create number ranges for the other types of documents that will be posted
throughout the exercises.
Create each of the following Document Number Ranges below. Be sure to limit the size of
your range (less than 500) and use the year 2000. Although not listed here, each of these
number ranges is assigned to a specific Document Type. Thus, you will not have to worry
about the assignments. The table that shows the Document Type and its associated Number
Range can be found using Transaction Code OBA7 or following the menu path from
Exercise 2, Chapter 10.
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting Global Settings
➢ Document
➢ Document Number Ranges
➢ Overview
*Copy all of the ranges above to CoCd XXSF (Go back to the IMG menu and use the
“Copy to Company Code” (year specific) functionality. Use the year 2000)
Note: THROUGH OUT THE EXERCISES, IF YOU GET AN ERROR MESSAGE STATING
“IN TABLE T043G, THE ENTRY XXXX IS MISSING” THEN THE CUSTOMER/VENDOR
MASTER RECORD IS MISSING THE TOLERANCE GROUP.
The accounting department of Boots-R-Us would like to take advantage of the “EnjoySAP”
way of posting in FI so that the clerks do not have to enter posting keys and a document type
for each document. They decided to post a regular G/L transaction using the document type
SA for both company codes (i.e., Philadelphia and in San Francisco). They want to use the
same document type regardless of the transaction (Invoice or Credit memo). Define this
default document type in IMG to prepare for G/L postings.
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ General Ledger Accounting
➢ Business Transactions
➢ G/L Account Posting
➢ G/L Account Posting - Enjoy
➢ Define Document Types for Enjoy Transaction
Screen Name: Change View “Document Types for Enjoy Transactions”: Overview
• Select <New Entries>. Enter your company code XXPH, account type G/L
accounts and the document type SA.
• Repeat the above steps for XXSF.
• <Save> your entries.
Exercise 3. Define posting keys for G/L Postings - Enjoy
The accounting department at Boots-R-Us decided that they want to post a regular G/L
transaction using posting keys 40 for debit entries and 50 for credit entries. Define these
default posting keys in IMG to prepare for G/L postings.
Menu Path:
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Note: This table is shared by all company codes existing in the same client. Your colleague
may have defined the posting keys already. In that case, only view the entries and make sure
they are correct.
Menu Path:
➢ Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ General Ledger
➢ Document Entry
➢ G/L account posting
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting Global Settings
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B. Cancel the current entries and attempt to re-post the journal entry to Account
330000.
The accounting department of Boots-R-Us wants to be able to post G/L entries not only the
EnjoySAP way but also the complex way for the cases when they need to use posting keys
other than the ones defaulted from IMG. Test the complex posting.
Menu Path:
➢ Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ General Ledger
➢ Document Entry
➢ Others
➢ General posting
➢ Environment
➢ Complex Posting
1. Enter the necessary header data (e.g., posting date, company code)
2. At the bottom of the screen enter the posting key and the account for the first line item.
3. Select <Enter> and fill in the amount for the first line item on the next screen
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the second line item.
Simulate the document, <Save> and record the Document Number: _________________
The accounting department of Boots-R-Us would also like to take advantage of the
“EnjoySAP” way of posting for invoices. They have decided to post a regular customer
invoice using the document type DR and a vendor invoice using the document type KR for
both company codes, in Philadelphia and in San Francisco. Define these document types for
invoice transactions.
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable
➢ Business Transactions
➢ Outgoing Invoices/Credit Memos
➢ Outgoing Invoices/Credit Memos – Enjoy
➢ Define Document Types for Enjoy Transactions
Screen Name: Change View “Document Types for Enjoy Transactions”: Overview
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For posting customer invoices the accounting department will be using the following posting
keys:
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable
➢ Business Transactions
Double click on the appropriate item and enter the posting keys described above.
<Save> your entries.
Note: This table is shared by all company codes existing in the same client. Your colleague
may have defined the posting keys already. In that case, only view the entries and make sure
they are correct.
For posting vendor invoices the accounting department will be using the following posting
keys:
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Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable
➢ Business Transactions
➢ Incoming Invoices/Credit Memos
➢ Incoming Invoices/Credit Memos – Enjoy
➢ Define Posting Key for Incoming Invoices/Credit Memos
Note: This table is shared by all company codes existing in the same client. Your colleague
may have defined the posting keys already. In that case, only view the entries and make sure
they are correct.
All-Star Sporting Goods is one of the biggest Boots-R-Us customers with stores all over the
United States. Boots-R-Us fulfilled their special order for roller blades and you need to post
an invoice for $10,000.00. The offsetting G/L Account (credit) is XX8000.
Note: If you receive an error message about a missing Number Range, refer to Exercise 1 in
this Chapter.
Menu Path:
➢ Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Receivable
➢ Document entry
➢ Invoice
Simulate the document, <Save> and record the Document Number: _________________
Boots-R-Us bought ball bearings for their roller blades from Global Ball Bearing Co. Now
they have received an invoice from the vendor. Post the invoice for Global Ball Bearing Co.
for $15,000.00. The offsetting (debit) G/L Account is 510060. The invoice is due
immediately so make sure to use appropriate payment terms.
Note: If you receive an error message about a missing Number Range, refer to Exercise 1 in
this Chapter
Menu Path:
➢ Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Payable
➢ Document entry
➢ Invoice
Simulate the document, <Save> and record the Document Number: _________________
Company Code XXSF also bought ball bearings from Global Ball Bearing Co. and received
an invoice. Post the invoice for vendor Global Ball Bearing Co. for $20,000.00. The
offsetting (debit) G/L Account is 510060. It is due immediately so make sure to use
appropriate payment terms.
Note: You will need to select <Change Leading Company Code> to specify XXSF as the
active company code.
Menu Path:
➢ Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Payable
➢ Document Entry
➢ Invoice
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Simulate the document, <Save> and record the Document Number: _________________
Recall that both Boots-R-Us US branches use Company Code XXPH to pay all vendor
invoices. Post the payment for wheels, which XXPH and XXSF bought from Global Ball
Bearing Co.
For Company Code XXPH, post an outgoing payment of $35,000 (the total check is for
$35,000).
• XXPH - $15,000
XXSF - $ 20,000
Menu Path:
➢ Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Payable
➢ Document Entry
➢ Outgoing Payments
➢ Post
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• After you fill in the fields on the initial screen as shown above be sure to select
the “Process Open Items” push button
• The invoice should be selected (amount should have a color other than black.)
• Use menu path:
➢ Edit
➢ Select More to select the open invoice from XXSF.
• Enter Company Code XXSF and Account XX_GLOBAL; select the “Process
Open Items” push button again. You may receive an error message, it is solvable by
accessing previous exercises.
• Ensure both invoices are selected and the ‘Not Assigned’ field at the bottom right
of the screen equals “zero”.
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Hint: If you get an error message stating Account Type D is not assigned to Document Type
KZ, then Account Type D needs to be added to that Document Type through the IMG
(See Chapter 10, Exercise 2)
Menu Path:
➢ Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ General Ledger
➢ Document
➢ Cross-CC Transaction
➢ Display
Debit Credit
XXPH Receivable from XXSF affil. 20000
XXPH XX_GLOBAL 15000
XXSF XX_ GLOBAL 20000
Utilizing the Document Number, view the documents you have posted. By double clicking
on a line item, you can see additional detail.
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Note: You do not have to be in the appropriate FI sub-module to view the posted documents;
although the Customer Invoice was posted in the A/R sub-module, it can be viewed in
the General Ledger sub-module.
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