Document Entry in SAP GL
Business Process Description Overview:
Every document consists of a document header and two or more line items. The document header contains information that is valid for the whole document, such as the document date and the document number. It also includes controlling information such as the document type.
The line items only contain information on the particular item in question, for instance an account number and amount. Whether any additional information is present depends on the business transaction involved.
Following are the most critical steps involved in entering and posting a document :-
T Code :- F-02
1.1. Access the “ G/L Account Posting” transaction by:
1.2. On the screen “Enter GL Account Posting: Header Data”, enter the information in the fields as specified in the table below:
1.3 Select the (Tick) Enter icon to proceed
1.4.On the Details ‘Enter G/L Account Document: Add G/L account item’ screen enter the information in the fields as specified in the table below:
Note: There are many other fields which are to be used according to configuration rules, account dependencies, specific posting transactions, and company procedures.
Select the (Tick) Enter icon to proceed to enter more lines until the debits equal the credits. When satisfied with your entry, proceed as described below.
1.5. Simulating the Posting
1.6. To save the data, select the Save icon, select \Document\Post, or press F11.
Business Process Description Overview:
Every document consists of a document header and two or more line items. The document header contains information that is valid for the whole document, such as the document date and the document number. It also includes controlling information such as the document type.
The line items only contain information on the particular item in question, for instance an account number and amount. Whether any additional information is present depends on the business transaction involved.
Following are the most critical steps involved in entering and posting a document :-
- Call up the required document entry function. Bear in mind that the system offers several functions. Each function is designed for a specific business transaction. The General Ledger document entry function is covered here which will post one or more debits vs one or more credits to general ledger master records (accounts).
- Enter the document header data.
- Enter the line items.
- Enhance or correct the line items as needed.
- Post the document.
The system creates the document, updates the transaction figures for the accounts affected, and in some cases, displays an internally assigned document number when the document is posted.
Input - Required Fields
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Field Value / Comments
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Document Date
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Posting Date
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Document Type
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Company Code
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Currency
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Account
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Amount
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Output - Results
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Comments
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Document Number
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System generated document number based on the range assigned to the Document Type
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Procedural Steps
Via Menus
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Accounting->Financial Accounting -> General Ledger -> Document Entry -> Others General Posting
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Via Transaction Code
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f-02
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Field Name
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Description
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R/O/C
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User Action and Values
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Comments
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Document Date
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Date of the document
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R
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NOTE: The document date is the date on which the original document was issued
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Enter the date of the Document.
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Type
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Document type
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R
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Accept default of ‘SA’ for G/L Document Posting
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Defaults from the system date.
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Company Code
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Company code of the first G/L account
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R
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This field can have a value defaulted in from the User Parameters settings.
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Can make this a required field to enhance business processing
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Posting Date
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Posting date of the document which will determine the period it posts to
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R
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Default is system
date | |
Currency/rate
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Currency that the amounts will be entered into the system under
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R
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Enter either the local currency or another currency defined in your system
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The system defaults in the local currency
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Reference
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Field allocated to any extra numeric or name identifiers.
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C
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Can be used to contain external document reference numbers. This is helpful as an additional document search criterion, and can be used in correspondence printing.
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Doc. Header text
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Text that may be entered to apply to the entire document via the header
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O
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Enter if necessary
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Post Key
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Key that will determine the type of account to be posted to and whether it is a debit or credit
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R
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Enter key to identify this line properly and to post to the correct side of the account
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Account
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G/L account number to post the first line of the invoice to
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R
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Enter the G/L account to be posted to
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Special G/L
| The G/L indicator determines how to handle special postings |
O
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Use system supplied or customized indicators if necessary
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Configure the Special G/L Indicators to determine which alternative account to post the transaction to.
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Trans type
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The transaction type controls various system activities when business transactions are posted.
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O
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Enter if appropriate
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Note: In column “R/O/C” of above table, “R” = Required, “O” = Optional, “C” = Conditional
1.3 Select the (Tick) Enter icon to proceed
1.4.On the Details ‘Enter G/L Account Document: Add G/L account item’ screen enter the information in the fields as specified in the table below:
Field Name
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Description
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R/O/C
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User Action and Values
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Comments
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Amount in Doc Currency
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The amount for the account entered on the previous screen
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R
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Enter proper amount
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Post Key
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Key that will determine the type of account to be posted to and whether it is a debit or credit
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R
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Enter key to identify this line properly and to post to the correct side of the account
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List of Values
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Account
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G/L account number to post the subsequent lines of the invoice to
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R
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Enter the G/L account to be posted to
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Special G/L
| The G/L indicator determines how to handle special postings |
O
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List of Values
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Note: There are many other fields which are to be used according to configuration rules, account dependencies, specific posting transactions, and company procedures.
Select the (Tick) Enter icon to proceed to enter more lines until the debits equal the credits. When satisfied with your entry, proceed as described below.
Select \Document\Simulate. This optional step will create any automatically generated document lines such as inter-company entries and allow you to view them before posting and to verify your entries. You can drill down by double-clicking existing lines to change them or continue to enter more lines for this document at the bottom of the screen as described above.
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