Split Valuation Use: - For certain materials, it is necessary to evaluate the various stocks in a particular valuation area

separately, this configuration guide will provide configuration details for activating split valuation for valuating in-house
production and external procurement stocks. Also this document will show the procurement process of the split valuated
materials.

Configuration of Split Valuation

1.1 Activation of split valuation

1.2 Configure split valuation

 For External Valuation type put
Valuation type = External
A. Ext. Purchase Orders = 2
Acct cat. Reference = 2000

Then click on Save.

Again click on Create tab to create In House valuation type.

For In House Valuation type put

Valuation type = In House
I. Int. purchase orders = 2
Acct cat. Reference = 2000
Then click on Save.

1.2.2 Create Global Category

 Then Click on save.

1.2.3 Assign “Valuation types to Valuation categories” (Global)

A. Global Categoriesà Types -> Cat. àPut a cursor on Valuation type and click “Activate”
By this way we can activate split valuation for in-house production & externally procured materials.

Split Valuation for Material

1.1 - Purpose
The SAP R/3 System allows you to valuate stocks of a material either together or separately.
According to different valuation criteria Split valuation is necessary, if stock from in-house production
has a different valuation price than externally procured stock.
2. Process :-

2.1 Creation Of Material Master

Create Material Master through MM01, and also select Accounting views
2.2 - External procurement process of material
Step 1
Create P.O through Me21N , maintain the "valuation type" as external in delivery tab in item level.

Step- 2
Make goods receipt with respect to the P.O no,
2.3 -- In - House production confirming for the same material,

Step- 1 Create production order

T- code Co01
You can see in "Goods receipt" tab Valuation type is defaulted as "IN HOUSE".

Now confirm the production order using T-code Co11N.

Check the stock over view in Transaction MMBE which shows stock for two different valuation types.