You can cost two
cost components splits simultaneously. To do this, define one split as the main cost cost component split; the second split becomes the auxiliary cost component split.
This enables you to cost, for example, a primary cost component split and a cost component split for cost of goods manufactured at the same time. It is also possible to create only one primary cost component split or one cost component split for cost of goods manufactured.
Enter the number of the
cost component structure for the auxiliary cost component split, if you want to cost a second cost component split parallel to the main one.