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How To Fix W0CSRS037 - Account plan &1 from plant &2 and &3 from schema &4 do not match


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  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: W0CSRS - Customizing - SAP Retail Store

  • Message number: 037

  • Message text: Account plan &1 from plant &2 and &3 from schema &4 do not match

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message W0CSRS037 - Account plan &1 from plant &2 and &3 from schema &4 do not match ?

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    SAP Error Message:

    W0CSRS037 Account plan &1 from plant &2 and &3 from schema &4 do not match


    Meaning / Cause:

    This warning message indicates that there is a mismatch between the account determination or account assignment settings related to the account plan assigned to a particular plant and the account plan assigned in the schema or configuration.

    More specifically:

    • The system is trying to post or process a transaction involving two plants (&2 and &3).
    • Each plant is assigned an account plan (&1).
    • The account plan for plant &2 does not match the account plan for plant &3 as expected by the schema &4.
    • This mismatch can cause inconsistencies in financial postings or account determination.

    This usually happens in scenarios involving:

    • Cross-plant transactions (e.g., stock transfers, intercompany postings).
    • Configuration inconsistencies in account assignment or account determination.
    • Different account plans assigned to plants that are expected to have the same account plan in the schema.

    Common Causes:

    1. Different account plans assigned to plants involved in the transaction:
      Plants &2 and &3 have different account plans (&1 and another) but the schema &4 expects them to be the same.

    2. Incorrect or inconsistent configuration in the account determination schema:
      The schema &4 is set up assuming uniform account plans across plants, but the master data does not comply.

    3. Master data inconsistency:
      The plants have been assigned different account plans in the plant master or company code settings.


    Solution / How to Fix:

    1. Check the account plan assigned to each plant:

      • Use transaction OX18 (Define Account Groups and Account Plans) or check plant master data.
      • Verify the account plan assigned to plants &2 and &3.
    2. Verify the account determination schema &4:

      • Check the configuration of the schema &4 in the relevant IMG node (e.g., Materials Management ? Valuation and Account Determination).
      • Ensure that the schema expects the same account plan for the plants involved or adjust the schema accordingly.
    3. Align the account plans:

      • If the business process requires the plants to have the same account plan, update the plant master data to assign the same account plan.
      • Alternatively, adjust the schema to handle different account plans if that is the business requirement.
    4. Check cross-plant transaction settings:

      • For stock transfers or intercompany postings, ensure that the account determination is consistent and supports the plants involved.
    5. Consult with Finance and Controlling teams:

      • Since account plans affect financial postings, coordinate with FI/CO teams to ensure changes align with accounting principles.

    Additional Information:

    • Account Plan:
      Defines the structure and numbering of G/L accounts in SAP. Plants or company codes can be assigned different account plans depending on organizational requirements.

    • Schema:
      In SAP MM and FI integration, schemas control how accounts are determined during transactions.

    • Transaction Codes to check:

      • OX18 – Define Account Groups and Account Plans
      • OMWB – Account Determination: Valuation and Account Assignment
      • MM03 – Display Material Master (to check valuation data)
      • SPRO – IMG for configuration checks

    Summary:

    Aspect Details
    Error Message W0CSRS037 Account plan &1 from plant &2 and &3 from schema &4 do not match
    Cause Mismatch of account plans assigned to plants involved in a transaction, conflicting with schema expectations
    Solution Align account plans for plants or adjust schema configuration to handle different account plans
    Check Transactions OX18, OMWB, SPRO, plant master data

    If you provide the exact plants, account plans, and schema involved, I can help you with more specific steps or configuration paths.

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