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Number sequences are used to generate readable, unique identifiers for master data records and transaction records that require them. A master data or transaction record that requires an identifier is referred to as a reference. Before you can create new records for a reference, you must set up a number sequence and associate it with the reference. This article explains how to set up all required number sequences at the same time by using a wizard. The demo data company used to create this procedure is USMF.
Go to Navigation > Modules > Organization administration > Number sequences > Number sequences.
Select Generate.
Select Next.
- On this page, you can modify the identification code, the lowest value, and the highest value. In addition, you can indicate whether the number sequence must be continuous.
- Do not select the Continuous option if you must preallocate numbers for the number sequence. To add a scope segment to the format of a number sequence, select the format in the list, and then select Include scope in format. To remove a scope segment from the format of a number sequence, select the format in the list, and then select Remove scope from format. To exclude a number sequence from automatic generation, select the number sequence in the list, and then select Delete.
Select Next.
Select Finish.