A. Cost of sales
B. Work in progress
C. Reserves for unrealized costs
D. Gross margin
E. Cost of goods manufactured
A. Strategy group -> planning strategy -> requirements type
B. MRP group -> requirements class -> planning strategy -> requirements type
C. Strategy group -> planning strategy -> requirements class -> requirements type
D. MRP group -> strategy group -> planning strategy -> requirements type
A. You post quantity and cost to both the sender and receiver.
B. You post both quantity and cost to the sender, and cost only to the receiver.
C. You post both quantity and cost to the receiver, and cost only to the sender.
D. You post only cost to both the sender and receiver.
A. They can be defined with an allocation structure.
B. They use a secondary cost element during transfer.
C. They can be processed in an iterative way.
D. They use the original cost element during transfer.
E. They transfer primary and secondary costs.
A. To run simple allocations of actual data
B. To allocate costs using an allocation cycle
C. To run simple allocations of plan data
D. To correct secondary postings
A. It is a structure to which all cost centers of a client have to be assigned.
B. It is a structure where all cost centers within the same operating concern are defined.
C. It is a structure where all cost centers with the same currency are defined.
D. It is a structure to which all the cost centers within a controlling area are assigned.
A. Variance variant
B. Valuation variant
C. Profitability Analysis (PA) transfer structure
D. Settlement profile
A. To activate the CO partner update
B. To define users for the order
C. To permit or forbid specific transactions
D. To set the initial status as Created or Released
E. To define the user status
