Define
Check Lot
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FCHI
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Purpose
Defining Check Lots as per the check range received
from the Bank
Trigger
Cheque
book received from Banks
Prerequisites
·
House Bank, Check Book.
Process Flow
·
Define a Number range for Check
Menu Path
Use the
following menu path(s) to begin this transaction:
·
In IMG Select Financial Accounting è Accounts Receivable and Accounts
Payable è Business Transactions è Outgoing Payments è Automatic Outgoing Payments è Payment Media è Check Management
Since the navigation path is in SPRO, the same will not be available
for the user. Hence he can access the same using the transaction code.
Transaction Code FCHI – Define a Number range for Check
Helpful Hints
·
Press F1 for help
·
Press F4 for getting input values
·
R – Required
·
O – Optional
SAP Implementation Guide
2. Click
on the clock to start the transaction.
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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Paying Company Code
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Company
code which processes the payment transactions
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R
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Enter
the company code for which you want to define the Check lot
|
Defaults
from the earlier screen
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House Bank
|
House
Bank key
|
R
|
Select
the House Bank for which the check lot is to be defined
|
|
Account
ID
|
ID
with which the House Bank identifies the bank account
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R
|
Select
the Account ID
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Press
Enter
In
the pop-up window enter the information in the fields as specified in the
following table.
Field Name
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Description
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R/O/C
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User action and values
|
Comments
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Lot number
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Identifies
the check lots separately (physically and logically)
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R
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Enter
a lot number which is sequential from the earlier lot
|
|
Check number
|
Check
number from
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R
|
Enter
the starting check number as per the Check book.
|
|
To
|
Check
number to
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R
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Enter
the last check number in the check book
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|
Control
data
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Next
lot number
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Subsequent
lot in sequence
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O
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Define
the next check lot first and then enter the lot number here
|
Press
Enter
Save the Entry.
3.
End of
the Process.
Result
A check lot with check numbers have been defined in the system.
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