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Component: CO
Component Name: Controlling
Description: A definition of how values posted in the SAP System are calculated. A costing sheet consists of one or more of the following lines: Base lines - These contain the amount or quantity on which the overhead is calculated. Calculation lines - These contain the percentage rate to be applied to one or more base lines. Totals lines - These contain the sum of the base amount and calculated amounts. Costing sheets are used in the following components: Overhead Orders -OM-OPA and Product Cost -PC, where they are used to calculate overhead Profitability Analysis -PA, where they are used to calculate anticipated values Overhead Cost -OM, where they are used to calculate resource prices
Key Concepts: A costing sheet is a tool used in SAP Controlling (CO) to plan and analyze costs. It is used to calculate the cost of a product or service based on the cost elements associated with it. The costing sheet can be used to compare different cost scenarios and to determine the most cost-effective option. How to use it: To use a costing sheet, you must first define the cost elements that will be used in the calculation. These can include direct costs, such as materials and labor, as well as indirect costs, such as overhead and taxes. Once the cost elements have been defined, you can enter them into the costing sheet and calculate the total cost of the product or service. Tips & Tricks: When using a costing sheet, it is important to remember that all costs should be entered accurately and consistently. This will ensure that the results are accurate and reliable. Additionally, it is important to review the results of the costing sheet regularly to ensure that they are up-to-date and accurate. Related Information: For more information on how to use a costing sheet in SAP Controlling (CO), please refer to SAP Help documentation or contact your local SAP support team.