INPUT PRICE VARIANCE title: input price variance (CO) (SAP Library - Glossary)
INPUT PRICE VARIANCE category: Controlling (CO)
INPUT PRICE VARIANCE explained:
The difference between target cost and actual cost caused by differences between planned prices and actual prices of the goods consumed, or by differences between planned activity prices and actual activity prices.
Typically, input price variances are calculated by multiplying the difference between the planned value and the actual value by the quantity consumed.
More terms such as input price variance in Dictionary I.
- Manual Implementation Guide (BC-DOC):
- Help configuring the SAP system to meet customer requirements ( Customizing ). The main section is IMG activities, where the relevant system settings are made. The tool contains documentation on each IMG input price variance definition.
- Manual Immediate Requirement:
- Help A quantity that is required immediately of which the vendor has not yet been notified by means of a scheduling agreement release input price variance explain.
- Manual Inventory Of Existing Chemical Substances:
- Help a government-maintained list of existing chemical substances that can be marketed nationally. Substances not listed in the inventory are new substances. These must be registered with the relevant input price variance what is.
- Manual Inventory Group:
- Help serviceable and unserviceable parts on inventory level. Serviceable and unserviceable parts are usually held in different storage locations. Inventory groups enable you to group serviceable or input price variance meaning.
- Manual Item Assessment Strategy:
- Help supports an automatic or manual assessment of items in the social application (SOA) and in the social service plan (SSP) with the statuses 'Accepted (SOA)' and 'Released (SSP)' or input price variance abbreviation.
