How to create movement type 601?In Case if we cant't find
in movement type list?when we have to create to delivery
with respect to order
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Answer Posted / subhas
Movement type basically comes from schedule line and then
copied to sqales order and delivery d\ocument .
Go to VOV6 AN CLICK on schdule line category cp or cs .
In the glosoieey screen you will find the movement type
assigned .
Thus movement type is created in schdule lines
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