You create a reservation manually. Which of the following options do you have? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• AYou can set the Movement Allowed indicator per item.
• BYou can enter a different movement type for each item.
• CYou can specify a different account assignment object for each item.
• DYou can use an existing reservation as a reference.

• A
  76% (19)
• B
  16% (4)
• C
  8% (2)

Explanation

When creating a manual reservation in SAP MM (transaction MB21), the Movement Allowed indicator is configurable at the individual line item level, giving you granular control over whether each item's quantity can be physically withdrawn. Additionally, SAP allows you to reference an existing reservation as a template when creating a new one, streamlining data entry by copying relevant details.

Why B is wrong: The movement type is defined at the header level of the reservation and applies uniformly to all line items - you cannot assign a different movement type to individual items within the same reservation document.

Why C is wrong: Account assignment objects (such as cost center or order) are also set at the header level in a manual reservation, not per individual line item. Per-item account assignment flexibility exists in other transactions (like goods issues), but not here.

Memory tip: Think of manual reservations as having two item-level freedoms starting with A and D - "Allowed to move?" (per item toggle) and "Duplicate from existing" (reference copy). Everything else - movement type and account assignment - is locked at the header and shared across all items.

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