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How To Fix WSTRN025 - Cannot find allocation lines for allocation rule &1


SAP Error Message - Details

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: WSTRN - Message for Prepack Creation and Planning Dialog

  • Message number: 025

  • Message text: Cannot find allocation lines for allocation rule &1

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    SAP Error Message:

    WSTRN025 - Cannot find allocation lines for allocation rule &1


    Cause:

    This error occurs when the system tries to execute an allocation run (such as distribution, assessment, or other allocation processes) using a specific allocation rule, but it cannot find any allocation lines (also called distribution lines or receiver lines) defined for that allocation rule in the system.

    In other words, the allocation rule you are trying to use does not have any associated receiver lines set up in the system, so the system does not know how to distribute or allocate the costs or quantities.


    When does it occur?

    • During execution of allocation cycles (e.g., transaction KSU5, KSU1, or other allocation-related transactions).
    • When running a plan or actual allocation.
    • When the system tries to find the receiver lines for the specified allocation rule but finds none.

    Solution:

    1. Check Allocation Rule Setup:

      • Go to the configuration or master data where allocation rules are maintained.
      • Verify that the allocation rule mentioned in the error message (&1) has allocation lines defined.
      • Allocation lines specify the receivers (cost centers, internal orders, projects, etc.) and the distribution keys or percentages.
    2. Maintain Allocation Lines:

      • Use transaction KSU1 (Create Allocation Line) or KSU2 (Change Allocation Line) to create or maintain allocation lines for the allocation rule.
      • Ensure that the allocation lines are valid for the period and controlling area you are working in.
    3. Check Validity Period:

      • Allocation lines have validity periods. Make sure the allocation lines are valid for the posting period or fiscal year you are running the allocation for.
    4. Check Controlling Area:

      • Allocation rules and lines are assigned to controlling areas. Confirm that the controlling area in your allocation run matches the controlling area of the allocation lines.
    5. Re-run the Allocation:

      • After maintaining the allocation lines, re-run the allocation process.

    Related Information:

    • Transaction Codes:

      • KSU1 - Create Allocation Line
      • KSU2 - Change Allocation Line
      • KSU3 - Display Allocation Line
      • KSU5 - Execute Allocation
      • OKKN - Maintain Allocation Cycles
    • Tables:

      • CSKS - Cost Center Master Data (for receiver objects)
      • CSKB - Cost Center Master Data: Allocation Lines
      • TKA01 - Allocation Rules
      • TKA02 - Allocation Lines
    • Notes:

      • Ensure that the allocation rule is correctly assigned to the allocation cycle.
      • Allocation lines must be maintained before executing the allocation run.
      • If you recently copied or transported allocation rules, verify that allocation lines were also transported.

    Summary:

    The error WSTRN025 means the system cannot find any allocation lines for the specified allocation rule. To fix it, you need to maintain allocation lines for that rule using transaction KSU1 or KSU2, ensuring they are valid and assigned correctly.


    If you need further assistance, please provide the allocation rule name and the transaction you are using.

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