12.FA - Merge & Split Mass Addition Lines in Oracle Fusion Fixed Assets | Complete Practical Guide скачать в хорошем качестве

12.FA - Merge & Split Mass Addition Lines in Oracle Fusion Fixed Assets | Complete Practical Guide

#oraclefusion #oracleerp #fixed_assets #massaddition #massadditionlines #massadditionlinesmerge #massadditionlinessplit #createmassadditions #postmassaditions In this video, we will clearly understand how Merge and Split of Mass Addition Lines work in Oracle Fusion Fixed Assets. When supplier invoices flow from Accounts Payable to Fixed Assets, mass addition lines are created. But what happens when: • An invoice has multiple lines? • You need to combine them into one asset? • Or split one cost into multiple assets? This video explains: ✔ How 3 AP invoice lines create 3 Mass Addition lines ✔ How Merge activity in FA creates one single asset ✔ How a single AP line can be split into multiple assets ✔ Accounting impact after Post Mass Additions ✔ Practical scenarios and system behavior 00:00 Intro + What you’ll learn (Merge vs Split in Mass Additions) 01:11 Business Case / Scenario Setup 02:21 Step 1: Create AP Invoice (Merge scenario ) 06:15 Step 2: Create Additional Invoices (Split Scenario) 07:15 Step 3: Create Mass Additions (from AP to FA) 10:33 Step 4: Merge Mass Addition Lines (how merge works + checks) 12:19 Step 5: Split Mass Addition Lines (when split is enabled + example) 15:42 Step 6: Post Mass Additions (create assets + validation) 16:17 Verify Results: Inquire Assets (confirm merge/split outcome) 17:54 Key Takeaways / Summary (rules + common mistakes) 18:17 What’s Next (next video topic + continuation) Problem Solved - Split button is not enable when trying to split an mass addition line in oracle fusion fixed assets This is a must-know topic for: Oracle Fusion FA consultants Finance functional professionals Implementation teams Support analysts If you're preparing for interviews or working on FA implementation, this concept is very important. 🔔 Subscribe for more structured Oracle Fusion Finance content. We focus only on practical SME-level learning