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Chapter 14 ■ Defining FI Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable<br />

Name of Accounting Clerk: Enter the name of your accounting clerk. This is the<br />

name of your accounting clerk assigned to supervise your customer.<br />

Office User: Enter the official position of your accounting clerk assigned to<br />

supervise your customer in this field. For example, Account Assistant.<br />

After you have updated the New Entries: Overview of Added Entries screen, click the Enter button to<br />

confirm your entries and save your work.<br />

The next step is to create number ranges that you will assign to customer account groups. The system<br />

can assign a number from a number range to a customer account internally or can allow you to assign a<br />

number to a customer account externally, based on your specifications.<br />

Create Number Ranges for Customer Account Groups<br />

We covered number ranges in Chapter 3 in depth, so we will only be looking at how to customize the steps<br />

involved in creating number ranges for customer accounts in this exercise. Number ranges for customer<br />

accounts are created using a two-character key. When creating number ranges, you must determine the<br />

following:<br />

• Which number range intervals the system will use to assign numbers to customer<br />

accounts<br />

• Whether numbers are assigned to customer accounts by the system internally or by<br />

the user externally during customer account creation<br />

The system will automatically carry out internal number assignment based on the number ranges you<br />

assigned to the customer account groups. If you want the users to externally assign numbers to customer<br />

accounts, you must click the External Number Range checkbox.<br />

■■Note<br />

if the number range intervals you enter already exist (i.e., they have already been used), you may not<br />

be able to continue. The system will notify you via the status bar at the bottom of the screen that this interval is<br />

already available. This is the complex part of number range configuration. What you have to do in this instance<br />

is display the current number range intervals in order to identify the number range intervals that have not been<br />

used. Alternatively, you can try several number range intervals randomly until you find an interval that hasn’t<br />

been used.<br />

To go to the Customer Number Ranges screen where you can create number ranges for your customer<br />

accounts you created earlier, follow this menu path: IMG: Financial Accounting (New) ➤ Accounts Receivable<br />

and Accounts Payable ➤ Customer Accounts ➤ Master Data ➤ Preparations for Creating Customer Master<br />

Data ➤ Create Number Ranges for Customer Accounts. Or you can use transaction code XDN1.<br />

The displayed Customer Number Ranges screen contains three buttons. Click the<br />

button<br />

below the company code field. This will display the Maintain Number Range Interval screen, where you can<br />

maintain your customer number ranges.<br />

■■Note the Intervals and Status buttons allow you to check existing number<br />

ranges and determine the current number intervals of existing number ranges.<br />

For more detailed information on creating number ranges, refer to Chapter 3.<br />

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