mass allocation
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mass allocation
what do u mean by mass allocation?how it runs.
Hi Kishore,
i will give you one example for mass allocation.
Ex:- If Tata company has taken a building for rent, the building owner charging rent based on square feet.
In that building 3 floors are there with different squarefeet measures.
Floor-1 is 500 sqft
Floor-2 is 650 sqft
Floor-3 is 420 sqft.
In this scenario tata company needs to pay rent for every month to that building owner.
if tata implemented Oracle Apps , in that situation we need to raise a journal entry for every month. it is time consuming process.
Insted of raising a jornal entry for every month, if we setup the mass allocation process, and run for evry month it will automatically generates journal entries for every month.
I hope this will help you a lot.
Regards
Anjani Kumar
in that situation
i will give you one example for mass allocation.
Ex:- If Tata company has taken a building for rent, the building owner charging rent based on square feet.
In that building 3 floors are there with different squarefeet measures.
Floor-1 is 500 sqft
Floor-2 is 650 sqft
Floor-3 is 420 sqft.
In this scenario tata company needs to pay rent for every month to that building owner.
if tata implemented Oracle Apps , in that situation we need to raise a journal entry for every month. it is time consuming process.
Insted of raising a jornal entry for every month, if we setup the mass allocation process, and run for evry month it will automatically generates journal entries for every month.
I hope this will help you a lot.
Regards
Anjani Kumar
in that situation
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hi,
chowdary
Mass allocation: Means Allocation of Expencess/Revenues to various Cost centers by using the formula.
There is Two tyes
1)Full massallocation
2)Incremental massallocation
Note:First time you cant not perform the incremental mass allocation in u r set of books.
We can do mass allocation in two ways
1)allcurrency
2)single currency
Formula
A*B/c =t=O
Where a=costpollaccount
b=usagefactor
c=total usage
t=Target account
O=offset account
I think this is helpfull to u
By
Satyanarayana.p
chowdary
Mass allocation: Means Allocation of Expencess/Revenues to various Cost centers by using the formula.
There is Two tyes
1)Full massallocation
2)Incremental massallocation
Note:First time you cant not perform the incremental mass allocation in u r set of books.
We can do mass allocation in two ways
1)allcurrency
2)single currency
Formula
A*B/c =t=O
Where a=costpollaccount
b=usagefactor
c=total usage
t=Target account
O=offset account
I think this is helpfull to u
By
Satyanarayana.p
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