How to post GL Document in SAP, using T code: FB50.
In this blog, we’ll guide you through the process of posting an FB50 GL document using a simple example: recording a rent payment.
Go to T code: FB50.

Ensure that the company code is set to 9002. If it isn’t, click the ‘Company Code’ button. A pop-up will appear—click the ‘Continue’ button to proceed.

Now enter the required information.
- Header data level – Doc date, posting date, currency etc..
- Line item data level – Give the GL accounts for debit/credit sides with all the required details.

Once entered all data required and click on Document – simulate to check the Accounting Entry. (SAP FICO Accounting entries: Click here).

Accounting Entry and click on post

Document posted successfully

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