A.In the budget profile

B.In the controlling area

C.In the company code

D.In the order type

A.To update the standard price during the release of a standard cost estimate

B.To valuate the materials in cost estimates

C.To valuate goods movement

D.To valuate material stocks

A.Only primary costs are captured in general ledger accounts.

B.All primary and secondary costs are captured by creating them as cost elements.

C.Primary and secondary costs are captured in general ledger accounts.

D.Secondary costs are captured as secondary cost element, and not as general ledger accounts.

A.Parallel accounting is needed in order to be compliant with different accounting principles

B.Parallel valuation views of the same logistical flows are needed to differentiate between legal and profit center valuation

C.Parallel costing is needed in order to calculate separate costs of goods manufactured for different accounting principles

D.Parallel price calculation and invoicing are needed to facilitate intercompany reconciliation

A.Results analysis method

B.Results analysis category

C.Results analysis profit center

D.Results analysis cost element

E.Results analysis version