SAP :SD/S4HANA - Adjusting Screen Layout of Sales Order

While creating a sales order, there are many fields defaulted from Master Data at both Header and items
( such as incoterms,
payment terms,
Plant ,
Availability check
Customer Material Number)

and few fields determined from Configuration such as

Item Category determination
Pricing procedure
Shipping point
and so on...

It is not necessary to have all the master Data fields to be populated to sales order. We can control the layout of Sales order , so few fields which are not necessary to get populated can be ignored from appearing on Sales order

In the sales order -Item, we can check how this can be controlled

Let us assume, that i dont want to show CUSTOMER MATERIAL NUMBER at line item level on Sales order

For this, Click on Table Configuration at Item level --Administration level, choose CUSTOMER MATERIAL field and select the indicator as INVISIBLE

Save it and when you create a sales order further, Customer material number field will be invisible

like this , we can disable which ever the field is not required for us to get displayed in Sales Order

In S4HANA, using Screen Persona, this can be done for Fiori Apps

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