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Chapter 04-01: Procurement Master Data
PREREQUISITES
1.
You should be familiar with navigation in SAP ERP
2.
Completed Exercises Chs.02-01 thorough 03-02
MOTIVATION
In this exercise, you will do the following for Procurement Master Data:
1.
Create Trading Goods
2.
Create Vendor
3.
View Material Inventory
4.
View Account Balance
PRODUCT
SAP S/4HANA 1709
REVISED
06/15/2020
FOCUS
Procurement
Master Data
AUTHORS
Simha R. Magal
Jeff Word
VERSION
1.4 MCC
TESTED
Date:06/15/2020
System:MGL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
These are the GBI exercises developed by Simha R. Magal and Jeff Word. These exercises include concepts discussed in the book,
Integrated Business Processes with ERP Systems
(Epistemy Press, 2012).
© 2020 Epistemy Press, LLC.
Screenshots © 2020, SAP SE
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Part 1 - Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Section 1.1: Create Trading Goods
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3
Section 1.2: Create Vendor
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6
Section 1.3:
View Material Inventory
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9
Section 1.4: View Account Balances
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10
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Create Trading Goods
(I)
Create Vendor
(II)
View Material Inventory
(III)
View Account Balance
(IV)
In this section, you create your trading goods by copying necessary material master data from existing (original) trading goods. Original materials do not include identifiers (for example, EPAD1000 is the original “Elbow Pads” within the system). Your materials will include your identifier (for example, EPAD10##). While creating this master data, be sure that you “copy from” the original materials and them alone. To ensure accuracy, complete the following:
Trading Goods
Original Trading Goods
Your
Trading Goods
Elbow Pad
EPAD1000
EPAD1023 EPAD10##
Repair Kit
RKIT1000
RKIT1023 RKIT10##
Road Helmet
RHMT1000
RHMT1023 RHMT10##
Step: 1.1.1: In the “SAP Easy Access”
screen, follow the navigation path below:
Navigation
SAP Easy Access Menu
Logistics
Materials Management
Material Master
Material
Create (Special)
Trading Goods
1: What is the transaction code to create trading goods?
MMH1
2: What is the transaction code to change a material immediately?
MM02
3: What is the transaction code to display a current material?
MM03
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Section 1.1: Create Trading Goods
Create Trading Goods
(I)
Create Vendor
(II)
View Material Inventory
(III)
View Account Balance
(IV)
Step: 1.1.2: In the “Create Material (Initial Screen)”
screen, enter the following information:
Attribute
Description
Data Value
Material Key uniquely identifying the material
Your Elbow Pads
EPAD10##
Industry Sector
Specifies the branch of industry to which the material is assigned
Retail
Material type
Key that assigns a material to a group of materials
Trading Goods
Copy from…Material
Number of the material whose data you want the
system to copy as a default values. Original Elbow Pads
EPAD1000
Step: 1.1.3: Click Continue
.
Step: 1.1.4: In the “Select View(s)”
pop-up, click “Deselect All”
.
Step: 1.1.5: Highlight the “Basic Data 1”
row.
Remember that by selecting the “Basic Data 1” row (because it is already created in the first place) doesn’t necessarily create the view but yet, keeps it in the default to display the material to answer some of the questions at the end of this step for the chart.
Step: 1.1.6: Highlight the “Purchasing”
row.
Step: 1.1.7: Highlight the “Accounting 1”
row.
Step: 1.1.8: Click Default Setting .
The first time you go through the above step, clicking on this default icon will save these selections as defaults so that they will automatically be selected the next time through. This speeds up the process of creating the rest of your trading goods for this exercise.
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Step: 1.1.9: Click Org. Levels .
Step: 1.1.10: In the “Organizational Levels”
pop-up, enter the following information:
Attribute Description
Data Value
Plant
Key uniquely identifying a plant
Your DC Plant Miami
MI##
Copy from Plant
Plant of the reference material whose data you want
the system to copy.
DC Miami
MI00
Step: 1.1.11: Click “Save as Default Values” and Click Continue (Enter)
.
You will receive a message that says, “The material already exists and will be extended”.
Step: 1.1.12: In the “Create Material EPAD10##”
screen, enter the following information:
Attribute
Description
Data Value
Material Description
Describes the material in more detail
## Elbow Pads EPAD10##
Purchasing Group
Key for a buyer or group of buyers
Your GBI Buyer
N##
The tabs that you see with the (blue in them) icon are the views you have just created. Use the
icons in the upper-right to find all the views. DO NOT click on tabs without this blue icon
. Clicking
on a tab without this icon will create more views within the material and require you to enter in more information.
Step: 1.1.13: Press Enter.
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