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Chapter 4 ■ Defining Tolerance Groups for G/L Accounts and Employees<br />

Click the Enter button at the top-left side of the screen or press Enter on your keyboard to have the<br />

system accept your specifications. Then save your configuration.<br />

After you’ve completed the configuration of tolerance groups for employees, the next step is to assign<br />

user IDs to the tolerance groups you just defined.<br />

Assign Users to Tolerance Groups<br />

In this activity, you will assign an employee to a special tolerance group for posting and clearing payment<br />

differences. To go to the screen where you will assign employees to a tolerance group, follow this menu path:<br />

IMG: Financial Accounting (New) ➤ General Ledger Accounting (New) ➤ Business Transactions ➤ Open<br />

Item Clearing ➤ Clearing Differences ➤ Assign Users to Tolerance Groups. Or you can use the transaction<br />

code OB57.<br />

The Change View “Assign Users ➤ Tolerance Group”: Overview screen is displayed. This screen will<br />

display a list of usernames assigned to tolerance groups. To assign a username to a tolerance group, click the<br />

button at the top of the screen. The screen in Figure 4-7 is then displayed.<br />

Figure 4-7. Assign users to tolerance groups<br />

Update the following fields on the screen:<br />

User Name: Enter the user ID you want to assign to a tolerance group in this<br />

field. The username you enter here is the user’s logon ID. This will allow the user<br />

to post an amount in the system up to the defined tolerance limit specified in the<br />

tolerance group you have assigned to that user.<br />

Tolerance Group: Enter the tolerance group key you defined in Figure 4-6. This<br />

will allow the user assigned to this tolerance group to post an amount within the<br />

tolerance limit defined for this tolerance group.<br />

■■Note<br />

the username should be your logon user ID. For example, Student1, Student2, Student3, User1,<br />

and so on.<br />

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