Translation of "the basic data cross-reference table" in Chinese
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基础数据对照表
Then set the cross-reference relation of the customer supplementary accounting in the basic data cross-reference table. In this way, it is not necessary to set cross-reference tables for accounts, voucher types, currencies, etc.
The configured matching rules save the user the trouble of configuring the items in the basic data cross-reference table one-by-one, thus making it easier to use. You can use it flexibly according to your needs.
A default matching rule is a rule for translating data file fields by referencing the basic file. Its priority is lower than the cross-reference relation configured in the basic data cross-reference table.
files of the external system can be recognized. The files will then be processed, translated, and converted to data in the NC system according to configured matching rules, auxiliary information, the basic data cross-reference table, and exchange rules.
For this voucher, a simpler configuration method is to set the Default Matching Rule as By Name, then set the Voucher Type as By Code and set Customer Sup. Accounting's cross-reference relation in the basic data cross-reference table. Following this method, you don't have to set cross references for Account, Voucher Type, and Currency.
Data translation should be performed according to the Basic Data Cross-reference Table (refer to Basic Data Cross-reference Node). The user needs to set different cross-reference relations according to different organizations. Therefore, the user should set the organization variable name here, and translate it by cross-referring different organizations
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