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Unexpected M189 posting line on MPL voucher in Period 2026-08 for PO matched in Period 2026-07

  • September 18, 2026
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Dear experts,

I have an issue/question with relate to an MPL voucher 2026004280 connected with PO 15248636 an Project ID 1044946 in IFS. There are multiple lines with Posting type M189, M1,M10 and M62 lines for which, we cannot understand on how they are created. 

Purchase Order is already closed and have been matched with an Invoice in July 2026. Below are the details of the PO lines matched and  connected Invoices. 

PO lines matching details.
Difference between Invoice Header Net Amount and Total Invoiced Amount of Matched PO Lines

The amounts highlighted in red are matched with charge lines, which makes sense.

Now the issue is that, even these lines are matched and issues to the project in July 2026, connected Inventory Transactions are updated with M189 posting lines. See example below.

GL lines connected with PO 15248636, Release no - 09 and Project ID - 1044946.
Connected lines in Dist and Manu Postings analysis.
Connected Transaction Revaluation Event details.
Initial Arrival charge and Receipt amount
Subsequent revaluation entries
Inventory part

How are these subsequent MPL lines created and how are these amounts calculated?

Thank you in advance. 

2 replies

Piyal Perera
Hero (Partner)
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  • Hero (Partner)
  • September 18, 2026

Hi ​@Shanuka Lashan,

I wanted to share a few observations that might help you work through this:

The revaluation was triggered by an invoicing difference, affecting 20 downstream transactions. Usually, the best way forward is to go back to the first PO arrival and trace each transaction in order, paying close attention to the account postings. Once you have your own figures mapped out, cross-check them with what IFS generated automatically to spot any discrepancies.

regards,

Piyal


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Hi ​@Piyal Perera,

Thank you very much for your feedback. :)
I will investigate further based on your feedback.

Best regards,
Shanuka.