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SAP Enterprise Structure – A Case Study (part 10): Assign Plant to Company Code
This is the part 10 of the series of articles about SAP Enterprise Structure – A Case Study. Read part 1 here.
Assign Plant to Company Code
For the business scenario we’ve explained before on part 1, we will assign:
- A001 and A002 plant to ABCD company code
- E001 plant to EFGH company code.
We assign plant to company code with OX18 t-code or from the following menu path of “SPRO” t-code: IMG – Enterprise Structure – Assignment – Logistics-General – Assign plant to company code. Continue reading
SAP Enterprise Structure – A Case Study (part 9): Define Division
This is the part 9 of the series of articles about SAP Enterprise Structure – A Case Study. Read part 1 here.
Define Division
For the business scenario we will define two divisions:
- A1 for starter pack product.
- A2 for handset product.
We define division from the following menu path of “SPRO” t-code: IMG – Enterprise Structure – Definition – Logistics – General – Define, copy, delete, check division. Continue reading
SAP Enterprise Structure – A Case Study (part 8): Define Valuation Level
This is the part 8 of the series of articles about SAP Enterprise Structure – A Case Study. Read part 1 here.
Define Valuation Level
We define valuation level with OX14 t-code or form the following menu path of “SPRO” t-code: IMG – Enterprise Structure – Definition – Logistics – General – Define Valuation Level. Continue reading
SAP Enterprise Structure – A Case Study (part 7): Define Plant
This is the part 7 of the series of articles about SAP Enterprise Structure – A Case Study. Read part 1 here.
Define Plant
For the business scenario, we will create the following plants:
- A001 for the west region of the ABCD company
- A002 for the east region of the ABCD company
- E001 for the office and warehouse of the EFGH company
There are two options to create company code:
- Copy from other plant (or from SAP standard plant)
- Create from the scratch