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1.15 SD 87<br />

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Third tab determines subcontracting price for subcontracting cost estimate.<br />

Fourth tab determines external processing cost price.<br />

Fifth tab determines which costing sheet you want to use for overhead<br />

costs.<br />

3. Date Control—This maintains the costing date for when this costing variant<br />

applies.<br />

4. Quantity Structure—bills of material (BOM) application for cost estimation.<br />

5. Transfer Control—In cross-company code costing, you use this to avoid repetitive<br />

costing.<br />

203. List several major functions of the PC module.<br />

Product cost planning enables:<br />

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1.15 SD<br />

Calculation of st<strong>and</strong>ard internal cost for manufactured goods<br />

Calculation of works in progress (WIP) during month-end closing<br />

Calculation of period-end variances<br />

Settlement of product costs<br />

204. What is a credit control area? What relationship exists between credit<br />

control areas <strong>and</strong> company codes?<br />

Within an R/3 system, the credit control area is an organizational entity that<br />

monitors <strong>and</strong> controls the credit limit of various customers. A credit control area<br />

may have more than one company code, but one company code can’t be assigned<br />

to more than one credit control area.<br />

Note: You are assigning the credit control area to the company code, not vice<br />

versa.<br />

205. What is the difference between an inquiry <strong>and</strong> a quotation?<br />

An inquiry is a request from your customer for availability of stock <strong>and</strong> price.<br />

A quotation represents your responses to a customer inquiry.

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