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IBAN for vendor can be displayed in MIRO/FB60 ?

Hello all,
Our accounting department would like to change to SEPA, and therefore, when posting to the vendor, check whether the IBAN is maintained. In MIRO and FB60 you can see the master data of the vendor in the upper right corner, and you can use the jigsaw symbol to branch to the master data and check whether an IBAN has been entered.
Is it possible to show the IBAN in the posting transactions, to inform about a message or something similar ? Then you can save a few clicks....
Thanks for any tip,
Joachim

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  • joergsiebert
    joergsiebert
    Hello Joachim,
    I have looked with the Screen Painter (SE51) the logic of the screen 6510 which is identical for MIRO/FB60.
    for MIRO/FB60.
    According to this, a bank connection BLZ, account number is displayed if only one bank connection is available. In the case of several bank details, only a button for jumping to the master record appears.
    Attention now it comes if the note Note 971175 is stored in the system
    --> Availability "IBAN without bank account number" in FI , Transaction: F_TIBAN_WO_ACCNO
    If the IBAN can be stored without an account/BLZ, it will also appear in the transactions
    MIRO/FB60 if otherwise no account number/BLZ is available.
    There does not seem to be a switch in customizing. As I see it, you could modify the logic with a modification using SE51 the program SAPLMR1M and the include LMR1MO1P and get the desired result.
    Sunny greetings
    Jörg Siebert
  • joachimn
    joachimn (Author)
    Thanks for the tip and the description !
    I think we do not want to throw out the existing bank details - what you have you have. I.e. we will leave the bank details and additionally maintain the IBAN. Which means that hint 971175 is not valid. Modification is also not the best way.
    Help could be a validation.
    I will also open an OSS message - the IBAN topic will become more and more important for SAP at some point. If I get an interesting answer, I will post it here....
    Thanks again
    Greetings
    Joachim
  • HeHo
    HeHo
    In case anyone comes across this topic via Google.
    See note 1869892 - ENJOY: IBAN & BIC display in ENJOY transactions
    lg
    HeHo
  • manug9
    manug9
    Hello all,
    has anyone of you imported the note 1869892?
    In our case, the IBAN actually appears in FB60, but unfortunately not in MIRO...
    Did I miss something?
    Thank you,
    Manuel
    EDIT:
    Ah, found it myself, for the MIRO there is the reference 1821500.

    Last edited on 31.10.13 09:04

  • JBuenning
    JBuenning
    Hello all,
    I have a question in this context: is it possible to display the IBAN in packets of 4, as it is also the case on most invoices? I find it very tiring on the eyes to check the IBAN when posting.
    Thanks and greetings
    Jochen
  • exberliner
    exberliner
    Hello Jochen,
    in the invoice entry I see the IBAN also only as a string. I don't know how to switch this - maybe search in the OSS. You would need something like "Switch input type" in the master data....
    Greetings
    Exberliner
  • christian.wahner
    christian.wahner
    Hello Jochen,
    is actually available, if you go over the MIR4 detail bank you come into the bank master data there can be represented yes in the block of 4. With the MIRO in principle just as, if also by all master data screens must be clicked. I can not imagine that SAP has done something in the ERP (had a similar request already).
    VG Christian
  • JBuenning
    JBuenning
    Hello Christian,
    I don't really want to have to click through. I would like to see directly in the capture in the Miro the 4s packages, without any additional click. Thanks for the info anyway!
    Thanks and greetings
    Jochen
  • JBuenning
    JBuenning
    Hello Exberliner,
    nice that it also jmd other so goes like me. That such simple things can sometimes be so difficult... Fortunately I have to book only by proxy
    Thanks and greetings
    Jochen