Stock Situation in Receiving Plant After Goods Issue 

Use

When the goods issue is posted in the supplying plant, the quantity of unrestricted-use stock at that plant decreases, whereas the Stock in transit CC (company code stock in transit) increases accordingly.

Procedure

  1. Call up the transaction as follows:
    2.

    Menu Path

    From the Logistics node, choose Materials Management ® Inventory Management ® Environment ® Stock ® Stock Overview.

    Transaction Code

    MMBE, MB52, MB5T

  2. Enter the following data:
    3.

    Field

    Data

    Material

    1300-260

    Plant

    1000

    Storage location

    0001

  3. Choose .

    4. The system first lists the unrestricted-use stock at company code, plant, and storage location level.

  4. Position your cursor on the stock line for the Hamburg plant and choose .

    5. The box that now appears contains a differentiated list of stocks.

  5. To display entries lower down in the list, scroll down.

    6. The category Stock in transit CC now contains the quantity of materials currently in transit. The quantity of Unrestricted-use stock is not increased as a result of this.

    Furthermore, it is still recorded on a non-valuated basis.

  6. To quit the active dialog box, choose .
  7. Choose until the overview tree appears.
  8. From the Stock node, choose Warehouse Stock.
  9. Enter the following data:
    10.

    Field

    Data

    Material

    1300-260

    Plant

    1000

    Storage location

    0001

  10. Choose .
  11. Make a note of the stock value (totals line).
  12. Choose until the overview tree appears.
  13. From the Stock node, choose Stock in Transit.
  14. Enter the following data:
    15.

    Field

    Data

    Material

    1300-260

    Receiving plant

    1000

  15. Choose .

    16. The system displays the current stock in the stock transfer. The net order value is shown as the stock value. However, the stock value at the receiving plant does not yet increase.

  16. Choose until the overview tree appears.