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Message type: E = Error
Message class: 67 - Loans Messages - Financial Assets Management
Message number: 829
Message text: Posting date for reset is before accrual/deferral posting date
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67829
- Posting date for reset is before accrual/deferral posting date ?The SAP error message 67829, which states "Posting date for reset is before accrual/deferral posting date," typically occurs in the context of financial postings related to accruals and deferrals. This error indicates that the posting date you are trying to use for a reset operation is earlier than the posting date of the original accrual or deferral entry.
Cause:
- Posting Date Mismatch: The posting date you are trying to use for the reset is earlier than the date of the original accrual or deferral entry. This is not allowed because it would create inconsistencies in the financial records.
- Incorrect Document Flow: The sequence of postings may not be correct, leading to attempts to reset an entry that is not in the correct chronological order.
- Period Closing: The period for the original accrual or deferral may have been closed, and you are trying to post a reset in a prior period.
Solution:
- Check Posting Dates: Review the posting dates of both the original accrual/deferral entry and the reset entry. Ensure that the posting date for the reset is equal to or later than the posting date of the original entry.
- Adjust Posting Date: If the reset posting date is incorrect, change it to a valid date that is on or after the original accrual/deferral posting date.
- Review Document Flow: Ensure that the sequence of postings is correct and that you are not trying to reset an entry that has already been processed in a way that would violate the posting date rules.
- Consult with Finance Team: If you are unsure about the correct posting dates or the implications of changing them, consult with your finance or accounting team to ensure compliance with accounting standards and practices.
- Check Period Status: Ensure that the period in which you are trying to post the reset is open. If the original entry is in a closed period, you may need to reopen the period or make adjustments in the current period.
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By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the error and proceed with your financial postings in SAP.
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