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Answer Posted / naveen s
The number given to a material in the schedules of
materials published by the Governement of India. The
schedule lists all materials involved in manufacturing,
input material and out put materials alike. It shows how
much excise duty is levied on each material. Each material
in the schedule is assigned its own identification code,
called "Chapter ID".
Chapter ID is stored in the contol code field. When you
enter a material's Chapter ID in the material master, the
system copies the Chapter ID to the contol code field. when
you create a condition record, the filed name is contorl
code.
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