| # Sundry Cost Quantities to be Settled (tpppc3144s000) Use this session to maintain the sundry costs quantities to be settled. Related topics To use home currencies in Project To use the Progress and Monitoring To use extensions Project The code that identifies the project. Project The project status. Extension The code that identifies the extension. Extension The extension type. Related topics To use extensions Extension Status The extension status. Element The element code. Related topics element Element The element status Sundry Cost The sundry costs code Sequence Number The sequence number code. Related topics sequence number Quantity The cost object's quantity. Sales Price A generally accepted medium of exchange (such as: coins, treasury notes, and banknotes). ERP LN distinguishes two currency types: Home currency, used internally by companies for example, to calculate costs, to record budgets, and to register tax amounts Transaction currency, used in transactions with business partners, such as orders and invoices Sales Price The sales price code based on which the relevant quantities are settled. This price is determined on the basis of the actual budget in the Generate Transactions of Quantities to be Settled (tpppc3240m000) session. Sales Amount The sales amount. Sales Amount No Help topic is associated with this item. Sales Amount The sales amount in the home currency. Currency Rate/Rate Factor The rate. Rate/Rate Factor The factor by which the amount in the transaction currency or the invoice currency is divided before ERP LN converts it to a home currency. A rate factor is often used for currencies that have a relatively low price, for example, Korean Won. Registration Date Date of input for the forecast deviation of costs. Transaction Time The transaction's date of input. Login This shows the user who generated or last modified the transaction of the quantities considered for settlement. Default Sales Price Item Use this function to read the default sales price for the item into the selected record. |