C_TFIN22_65 · Question #35
Which of the following are the right organizational assignments starting from the top of the organization structure (top-down)?
The correct answer is C. Operating concern, Controlling area, Company code, Plant, Storage location. The correct top-down organizational hierarchy in SAP typically starts with the Operating Concern, followed by the Controlling Area, Company Code, Plant, and then Storage Location.
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Which of the following are the right organizational assignments starting from the top of the organization structure (top-down)?
Options
- AControlling area, Operating concern, Company code, Plant, Storage location
- BCompany code, Operating concern, Controlling area, Plant, Storage location
- COperating concern, Controlling area, Company code, Plant, Storage location
- DOperating concern, Controlling area, Company code, Storage location, Plant
How the community answered
(54 responses)- A6% (3)
- B2% (1)
- C91% (49)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
The correct top-down organizational hierarchy in SAP typically starts with the Operating Concern, followed by the Controlling Area, Company Code, Plant, and then Storage Location.
This order is incorrect because the Operating Concern is typically above the Controlling Area in the overall SAP hierarchy.
This order is incorrect because the Company Code is typically below the Operating Concern and Controlling Area.
The Operating Concern is the highest organizational unit in SAP controlling, typically representing the entire group for profitability analysis. Below it is the Controlling Area for management accounting, which then links to one or more Company Codes (legal entities), and within a company code are Plants, which contain Storage Locations.
This order incorrectly places Storage Location above Plant; storage locations are always sub-divisions of a plant.
Concept tested: SAP organizational hierarchy
Source: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_ERP_SPV/5a918a99266f44618e404b998246e499/c5ac86a9f0e111d295320000e820113f.html
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