Answer Posted / chandar pokala
Document Splitting Is we have in New G/L Concepts ECC6.0,
Splitting means when we create G/L a/c's its giving option
to splite in to differante profit centre( Controlling), so
when you post any entry to that G/l ac automatically it
post in to profit center what ever you assigned( no need to
create and assigne PC to G/L in controlling)
Ex: Purchases A/c Dr--100
To VendorA/c----100
Its in splitting:
Purchases A/c (Profit Center A --50)
Purchases A/c (Profit Center B --50)
To Vendor A/c--100
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