Calling Up a Planning Layout and Entering Planning Data 
Use
A planning layout has been defined that allows the individual countries to enter their planned quantities, revenues, and manufacturing costs for their company codes. Enter planning data for company code 3000 (North America).
Procedure
Menu Path |
Accounting ® Controlling ® Profitability Analysis ® Planning ® Edit Planning Data |
Transaction Code |
KEPM |

If you are calling up a profitability analysis transaction for the first time since logging on to the system, you may be requested to enter the operating concern.
If this is the case, enter the following data:
Field |
Data |
Operating concern |
IDEA |
Type of Profitability Analysis |
Costing-based |
Choose
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IDES 160, choose
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You now see two planning packages.
IDES 160.
On the right-hand side of the screen, you now see the characteristics that have been selected for this planning level. You also see the corresponding characteristic values that determine the characteristic combination for this plan.

You can see that the planning is to be made for fiscal year 2000, company code 3000, version 160 and material group 001.
IDES 160, choose
Enter plan data.
You now see the parameter set that determines, for example, which planning layout is to be used for this planning session.
IDES 160.The initial screen of the assigned planning layout appears.
Field |
Data |
Data |
Data |
Product |
Planned qty |
Revenues |
Cost of goods manufactured |
P-100 |
250 |
730,000 |
295,000 |
P-101 |
300 |
835,000 |
345,000 |
P-102 |
200 |
820,000 |
340,000 |
P-103 |
300 |
1,665,000 |
700,000 |
P-109 |
500 |
1,840,000 |
750,000 |
.The system automatically inserts the Contribution margin column, which is calculated using a formula stored in the planning layout.
Field |
Data |
Data |
Data |
Article |
Planned qty |
Revenues |
Cost of goods manufactured |
L-40C |
100 |
.In the status bar, you see that this profitability segment does not adhere to the derivation rules. This is because this product belongs to material group 003 (Bulbs), not 001 (Metalworking).
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