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Hello, Isn't the first just a general rule and where you don't need to add a day reference. Where the second is where the bank tells you how long the processing time will be, for example 3 days to clear a cheque. Regards Waza ---------------Original Message--------------- From: SAPFICO07 Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2010 3:54 PM Subject: Value date Rules.. > Hi, > > In our IHC (In House Cash) set up, value date is not getting determined > correctly.. > > Till date we knew that table T012C is being used for calculation of Value > date to be sent to Bank.. but during last holiday we observed that it is not > getting correctly determined as per this table.. Upon investigation, we > found that one more table is maintained which is TBKPV... > > Can anyone tell what is the difference between these two tables and how the > Value date is determined.. > > Table T012C:- > > XXXX NDSE SEKP1 XSEK 2 SE + > 002 SE + PM: X via SEK account > > As per this setting, if a payment is made on 28th April'10 (Wednesday) for > co. code XXXX, then the due date should be 30th April'10, but actually the > Due date was stamped as 03.05.2010(Monday) > > Table TBKPV maintained for this company code and this payment method is as > follows:- > > XXXX SE SEK X 002 > > > Can anyone please explain.. the difference.. > > Thanks in Advance.. > > Regards, > > SAPFICO | __.____._ Copyright © 2010 Toolbox.com and message author. Toolbox.com 4343 N. Scottsdale Road Suite 280, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 | | wnash7658 SAP Accounting Enthusiast
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