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SAP ERP Financials and FICO Handbook

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236 CHAPTER 6 <strong>FICO</strong> QUICK TOUR<br />

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one document type, <strong>and</strong> this is entered in the document<br />

header. Document numbers are provided by the document<br />

number ranges assigned to one or more document types. Each<br />

document line item contains one posting key. This is used for<br />

internal control; during complex postings it tells the system:<br />

(1) the account type to be posted, (2) whether it is a debit or<br />

credit posting, <strong>and</strong> (3) which fields of the line item may have or<br />

require an entry.<br />

The <strong>SAP</strong> software does not allow you to delete an incorrect<br />

posting. The only way to rectify the incorrect transaction is<br />

through a reversal of the incorrect posting. There are two types<br />

of reversal: (1) normal reversal <strong>and</strong> (2) negative reversal. With<br />

normal reversal, you post the reversal entry by crediting the<br />

debit entry <strong>and</strong> debiting the credit entry. With negative reversal,<br />

you post the reversal entry by posting entries on both the debit<br />

<strong>and</strong> credit sides with the opposite sign.<br />

If you are working in a corporate group environment, you will<br />

often come across cross-company code transactions.<br />

A cross-company code transaction involves more than one<br />

company code. This situation arises when one company code<br />

makes purchases for other company codes, one company<br />

code pays invoices for other company codes, or one company<br />

code sells goods to other company codes.<br />

Through transaction code OBYA, you can customize clearing<br />

accounts in both company codes.

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