How can you post internal labor costs to a network activity? There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• ABy activity allocation
• BBy distribution
• CBy confirmation
• DBy service entry sheet

• A
  78% (21)
• B
  7% (2)
• D
  15% (4)

Explanation

Internal Labor Costs on Network Activities (SAP Project System)

Activity Allocation (A) allows you to directly allocate internal labor costs from a cost center to a network activity using activity types (e.g., labor hours at a defined rate), making it a primary method for charging internal work. Confirmation (C) is correct because when you confirm a network activity, you record actual hours worked by internal resources, which automatically posts the corresponding labor costs to the activity based on the assigned activity type rates.

Distribution (B) is a Controlling tool that reallocates costs between cost centers using statistical keys - it does not post labor costs directly to network activities. Service Entry Sheet (D) is used to confirm receipt of external services from vendors against a purchase order, making it relevant for external (not internal) costs.

Memory tip: Think "AC for internal ACtion" - Activity allocation and Confirmation both involve internal resources performing work, which is exactly what internal labor represents. Anything involving vendors (service entry sheets) or cost center-to-cost center flows (distribution) is out of scope here.

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