Message type: E = Error
Message class: 1I - BCA: General Ledger Integration
Message number: 136
Message text: Balance in unpermissible currency &3 found for account &2
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The SAP error message 1I136 ("Balance in unpermissible currency &3 found for account &2") typically occurs in the context of financial transactions and reporting within the SAP system. This error indicates that there is a balance in a currency that is not allowed for the specified account.
Cause:
- Currency Configuration: The account in question may be configured to only accept certain currencies, and the balance is in a currency that is not permitted.
- Transaction Errors: There may have been transactions recorded in an incorrect currency, leading to a balance in an unpermissible currency.
- Master Data Issues: The master data for the account may not be set up correctly, particularly regarding the allowed currencies.
- Cross-Company Transactions: If the account is used in cross-company transactions, it may be receiving balances in currencies that are not allowed.
Solution:
- Check Account Configuration: Review the configuration of the account in question to ensure that it is set up to accept the necessary currencies. This can be done in the account master data settings.
- Review Transactions: Investigate the transactions that have been posted to this account. Look for any entries that may have been made in an incorrect currency and correct them if necessary.
- Adjust Currency Settings: If the account needs to accept additional currencies, update the account settings to include those currencies.
- Consult with Finance Team: If you are unsure about the correct configuration or the implications of changing currency settings, consult with your finance or accounting team for guidance.
- Use Transaction Codes: Utilize transaction codes like FS00 (to display/change account master data) or OB22 (to maintain account currency settings) to make necessary adjustments.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the error message 1I136 and ensure that your account balances are in permissible currencies.
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