How To Fix MW663 - Delivery type &1 cannot be used in allocation table

MW663 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: MW - Messages IS-R / Allocation Tables

• Message number: 663

• Message text: Delivery type &1 cannot be used in allocation table

What causes this issue?

Delivery type &V1& either does not exist or cannot be used for
generating deliveries for an allocation.
You can only use delivery types in an allocation table that meet the
following requirements:
The sales document category is "outbound delivery".
The flag indicating that a preceding document is required as a basis
for the delivery must be set to no preceding document required or stock
transport without preceding document.

The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.

<zh>Note:</>
No goods receipt can be posted in the receiving plants for deliveries
whose delivery type does not require any preceding document.

System Response

The system was unable to find any delivery type.

How to fix this error?

Select a delivery type that can be used for generating deliveries for
an allocation or in Customizing define a new
<DS:SIMG.SIMG_CFMENUOLSDVOLF>delivery type</> with the above
attributes.

Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message MW663 - Delivery type &1 cannot be used in allocation table ?

  The SAP error message MW663, which states "Delivery type &1 cannot be used in allocation table," typically occurs in the context of logistics and inventory management when there is an issue with the configuration of delivery types in relation to allocation tables.
  
  Cause:
  
  Incorrect Configuration: The delivery type specified in the error message is not configured correctly in the system. This could be due to missing settings in the allocation table or the delivery type not being allowed for the specific allocation process.
  Incompatibility: The delivery type may not be compatible with the allocation strategy being used. For example, certain delivery types may be restricted to specific types of stock or processes.
  Missing Entries: The allocation table may not have an entry for the specified delivery type, which means the system does not know how to handle it.
  Custom Development: If there are custom developments or modifications in the system, they might interfere with the