Differance between field status variant and field status group
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Answer Posted / vivek
Group of fields is called field status group.Field status
group is mandatory to define which field are display while
posting the transaction into GL account.
Field status variants is a group toghter of field status
group, you can assign field status variant to each company
code.
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