Datos maestros ACTIVO FIJO SAP
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Este documento describe las pestañas y funciones de un activo fijo, incluyendo datos generales, intervalos, asignaciones y valorización. Se puede cambiar la descripción y ubicación del activo, así como bloquearlo para transacciones usando la transacción AS05.
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