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Maintain
Worklist
Using a work list, you can group together
company codes, customers or vendors for which/whom a common display of the
line items and the processing of the open items is to be possible.
Example
You receive goods from the same vendor in
different company codes. In order to look at the vendor's items in all company
codes, group these company codes together into a work list.
The accounting clerks can select whether they
want to work with work lists or with individual objects when processing the
business transactions.
You can either create work lists manually or
use work lists maintained automatically. In both cases, you decide for which
object (company code, customers or vendors) the work list is to be
created.
If you create a work
list manually, specify the required keys of the objects (for example, the
account numbers of the customers) which are to be handled
together.
- Work lists maintained
automatically
These work lists are
possible for customers or vendors who belong to the same corporate group or
refer to the same alternative payer. You specify a rule according to which the
name of the work list is to be formed. You must then start the structure of
the work list once. A work list is created automatically for every alternative
payer and for every corporate group number which is used in the master
records. If other customers or vendors refer to an alternative payer or to a
corporate group account number, then they are allocated automatically to
existing work lists or new work lists are created for them.
Note
Note the following
rules for naming the automatic work lists:
- The name can be a maximum of ten characters in
length.
- You can specify a prefix.
- Initial zeros can be left off (offset) the
account referred to (corporate group or alternative payer).
- The number of characters to be transferred
from the account referred to must be specified.
Example
Prefix KS-, offset 5, number 5 and corporate
group 0000012345 leads to a work list KS-12345
Activities
1. Determine
which company codes, customers or vendors are to be looked at together when
displaying line items and which when processing open items.
2. Group these
company codes and accounts if you want to maintain the work lists manually.
Specify a naming rule for work lists to be maintained
automatically.
3. Make sure
that the accounting clerks do not hide the Work list
fields for the line item display and for processing the open
items.
You can show or hide
the fields for the work lists in the line item display. To do this select
Edit -> Work list .
Select
Settings -> Editing options when processing the open items.
Select the "Use work lists" field for the open items. You can then enter the
key for the work list in the "Account" field. If both an account and a work
list exist for a key, then the work list has priority.