Background Printing of Costing ReportsYou use this function if you want to print costing reports for many materials simultaneously and the lists are very long. You can print all costing reports in the background, such as cost component reports or itemizations.
Choose .
Enter a controlling area.
Enter the data for the costing reports.
Note
Through the
BOM explosion
indicator, you specify how the system selects the cost estimates for background printing (
BOM explosion
or
Select cost estimates
).
If you select the BOM explosion indicator, enter the data for material cost estimate selection in the
BOM explosion
section. In this case, the system selects and prints these material cost estimates and the cost estimates of the components in the relevant BOM. You can specify the following:
Down to which low-level code the BOM of the materials is exploded
Whether materials that appear more than once in the BOM to be exploded are also printed more than once
Whether the system selects only materials that were costed in a material cost estimate with quantity structure
If you did not set the
BOM explosion
indicator, enter the data for material selection in the
Select cost estimates
section. You can select according to the following criteria:
Plant and material number
Costing variant and costing version
Costing date
Only these cost estimates are selected and printed. The material BOMs are not exploded. That is, the cost estimates for the components in the relevant BOMs are not selected if they were not specifically entered as a material selection.
Enter the following in the
Report parameters
section:
Which report should be printed (such as Cost Components )
Which cost component view should be used, for example cost of goods manufactured or cost of goods sold
Whether raw materials should also be selected
Whether the costing results should be displayed in company code currency or controlling area currency
Select
.
Enter the following data in the
Background processing
dialog box:
Job name
Starting date and time of the background job
or
Immediate start
Select
.
The job will be started at the time specified. If you selected
Immediate start
, the job is started directly.
Choose , to display an overview of all existing background jobs and their statuses.
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