how to calculate interest for multiple loans in sap. with
multiple loans a/c and multiple interest paid a/c.
Ex: If I had suppose 3 term loans from ICICI Bank, HDFC
Bank, Axis Bank. I will create three GL a/cs and I wanted
to create separate Interest paid for each of the loan like
Interest paid on ICICI bank etc.. but how to calculate this
interest and how to assign for automatic postings in OBV2.
Answer Posted / sreedhaam
1. Answer is working it's not working, we want post like
ICICI BANK INT. A.C DR TO ICICI RUPEE TERM LOAN. etc... i
guess every time we need to change that GL accounts at OBV2
and run the interest.
If my is wrong answer pls give me the right answer
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