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Chapter 18 ■ Customizing the Controlling Module<br />

To include important controlling components with your controlling area, you must assign the<br />

following items:<br />

Cost Centers: Set this field to Component Active. The cost center will remain<br />

inactive until set to active.<br />

Order Management: Set this to Component Active. Order management<br />

becomes active when activated.<br />

Commit. Management: Set this to Component Active.<br />

AA. Activity Based Costing: If this indicator is set, primary costs can be assigned<br />

directly to activity type of a cost center.<br />

Projects: Set to indicator.<br />

Sales Orders: Set to indicator.<br />

Cost Objects: Set to indicator.<br />

All Currencies: Set to indicator.<br />

Save your efforts. The Information dialog box pops up stating, “Critical transport: Control Indicator<br />

in Controlling Area. Ignore this warning. Click the Enter button to confirm.<br />

■■Note<br />

the warning “Critical transport: Control indicator in Controlling Area” means that you want<br />

to transport some important controlling indicators in the controlling area, which could result in data<br />

inconsistencies in the target system for two reasons:<br />

If the indicator has been changed in the target system.<br />

If you make an account assignment to cost objects in the target system.<br />

Maintain Number Ranges for Controlling Documents<br />

In this exercise, you will copy an existing controlling area’s number ranges and adapt them to your controlling<br />

area number ranges. The general principle is that when a document is posted in the controlling area, the<br />

system automatically generates a unique document number from the number ranges and assigns it to the<br />

document. A number range is unique to a document and cannot be reused when posting another transaction.<br />

Every document posted in a controlling area must be assigned to a number range group. For more details on<br />

document number ranges, refer back to Chapter 3 (in the section “Defining Number Ranges”).<br />

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Problem: As a functional consultant, your task is to maintain number ranges for<br />

controlling documents. Your colleagues told you that it is easier to copy an existing number<br />

range in the system rather than create your own. Your task is to copy the standard number<br />

range from company code 1000 and adjust it to meet your requirements.<br />

To copy predefined number ranges, follow this menu path: IMG: Controlling ➤ General Controlling ➤<br />

Organization ➤ Maintain Number Ranges for Controlling Documents. Or use transaction code KANK. In the<br />

CO Area field on the Number Ranges for CO Document screen, enter the controlling area code 1000 you want<br />

to copy and then click the Copy button in the middle of the screen. The Copy: CO Area dialog box pops up.<br />

The system will use the controlling area 1000 that you want to copy the number ranges in the From field.

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