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6 Exercises
Financial Accounting - Chapter 08 Vendor Master Records
OBJECTIVE:
In order to simulate Boots-R-Us’ business processes, you will need to add several of their
vendors to the system. The goal of the following exercises is to enable you to:
• Create Vendor master records that will control how business transactions are
posted to a Vendor Account.
• Learn how to configure Payment Terms in Vendor master records.
• Configure authorizations and tolerances.
NOTE: For the remainder of the exercises, the normal procedure, unless otherwise directed, will
be to leave fields and screens blank or at their default values. In addition, the instructions will
not include the normal end-of-screen instructions for either <Enter> or <Save>.
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable
➢ Vendor Accounts
➢ Master Records
➢ Preparation for Creating Vendor Master record
➢ Define Account Group with Screen Layout
1. Select <New Entries> and enter the account group XXVG and a name
2. Double-click <General data> and incorporate the following:
• “Postal Code, City” should be mandatory.
3. Return to the initial screen, double-click <Company code data> and incorporate
the following:
• Reconciliation Account and Terms of Payment must always be entered.
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Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable
➢ Vendor Accounts
➢ Master Records
➢ Preparations for Creating Vendor Master Records
➢ Create Number Ranges for Vendor Accounts
Assign the Number Range identified in Exercise 2 to the Vendor Account Group XXVG
created in Exercise 1.
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable
➢ Vendor Accounts
➢ Master Records
➢ Preparation for Creating Vendor Master record
➢ Assign Number Ranges to Vendor Account Groups
Create the Vendor master records listed below using the Vendor Account Group XXVG
defined in Exercise 1.
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Vendor Number
Global Ball Bearing Co. XX_GLOBAL
Tools Unlimited XX_TOOLS
Allied Products XX_ALLIED
Note: Although they contain the same data, navigating through the vendor master screens is
different than navigating through the customer master screens. Use <Next Screen> and
<Previous Screen> to navigate between screens.
For your second Company Code (XXSF), copy the XX_Global master record created in
XXPH. You should enter XX_Global in both the vendor number and reference fields.
Vendor Number
Global Ball Bearing Co. XX_GLOBAL
A. View the Payment Terms Table and note the different Payment Terms that are acceptable
for your vendors.
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable
➢ Business Transactions
➢ Incoming Invoices/Credit Memos
➢ Maintain Terms of Payment
Create Payment Terms, 00XX, to reflect these conditions. Make the payment terms valid
for Customer and Vendor accounts by flagging the Customer and Vendor fields under the
Account Type area on the first screen.
Hint: Copy an existing payment term (e.g., 0003) by selecting it and then pressing
<Copy>. Make the appropriate changes.
Update your Allied Products vendor master record in Company Code XXPH with the terms
of payment created in Exercise 6.
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Menu Path:
➢ Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Payable
➢ Master Records
➢ Change
Flag [Payment Transactions] in the Company code data section to go to Payment Terms
screen directly.
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting Global Settings
➢ Document
➢ Line Item
➢ Define Tolerance Groups For Employees
Screen Name: Change View “FI Tolerance Groups for Users”: Overview
Repeat Exercise 8 for Company Code XXSF. To save time, highlight the tolerance group
you just created and select <Copy>.
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Note: Make sure that there are no “blank” Tolerance Groups for Company Codes XXPH and
XXSF. If you do not delete the blank Tolerance Group, the system will first read the blank
Tolerance Group to pick up information instead of from the newly created Tolerance Group,
ETXX.
Assign the Employee Tolerance Group created in Exercise 8 to your system ID (Your ID is
“FI##”). You will now be considered an “Accounting Clerk” that is limited by the
tolerances established for ETXX.
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Financial Accounting Global Settings
➢ Document
➢ Line Item
➢ Assign User/Tolerance Groups
Exercise 10. Create Customer/Vendor Tolerance Group (in both Company Codes)
Menu Path:
➢ IMG
➢ Financial Accounting
➢ Accounts Receivable & Accounts Payable
➢ Business Transactions
➢ Incoming Payment
➢ Manual Incoming Payments
➢ Define Tolerances (Customers)
For this exercise, you will use Mass Maintenance to update all of your Customer and
Vendor master records with the Tolerance Group created in Exercise 10 in both company
codes (except the one time customer account).
Notes:
• The steps below outline changing vendor master records; however, the process is
nearly identical for customer master records.
• Enter through any warning or informational messages that you receive during this
process. If you like, you may disable them.
1. Select the push button to the left of the entry that identifies the Company Code
table of the master record and press <Execute>
2. Enter the selection criteria for both vendors and company codes. You may enter
a range or select <Multiple Selection> to make individual entries. Be sure to include all
of your vendors from both company codes
3. Press <Execute> to open the mass maintenance screen. You should see a list of
vendors. If there are vendors included in the list that do not belong to you, deselect
them.
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