on 08-22-2008 8:26 AM
dear all
we r using tax inj procedure.while creating a sales order i observed a problem.i.e., in item level jin6 is appearing twice.first time with no value.2nd tome with correct value.since first time value is blank it is not affecting the total values.
in the header level every thing is ok.
i would like to know why jin6 is appearing twice in item level eventhough i have maintained once in my pricing procedure??
Edited by: YUGANDHAR REDDY on Aug 22, 2008 9:27 AM
hi yugandhar,
can u plz help me out with the settings how the taxes and excise duty appear in the SO.
Regards,
Raj
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hi
in the pricing procedure put a tick in the Manual option box for JIN6. Test in DEV or QAS, this will resolve your problem.
Regards
-Dinesh
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Which Tax and Pricing Procedure ur using.
I am not getting condition type JIN6.
U should check in JIN6 not in UTXJ.
If two values coming, we can see a status indicator at the left
with first JIN6 - yellow and Second JIN6 - Green, Only Green it will calculate.
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Path Spro - Financial Accounting (New) - FI Global Settings - Tax on Sales and Purchase - Basic Settings - check calulation Procedure.
1. Goto the respective condition type.
2. Find out the access Sequence assigned inside.
3. Goto Define Access Sequence.
4. Tick Exclusive Indicator at the rightside.
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Just check, maybe your condition type JIN6 is having 2 Access Sequences and they are without Exclusion indicators, that is why they are coming twice. Put the indicator for all your accesses for all your Access Sequences and this type of a problem will not come.
That too it comes if the value is found not in the first table.
Enjoy your SAP.
Venkat - Hyd
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Hello,
You can have only one access sequence per condition type, bu you may have many accesses per access sequence. Check whther you have multiple access sequence per condition type and without exclusion indicator.
You may even check the pricing analysis for both JIN6 in the order, whether both are getting triggered from the same condition record access?
Prase
That was my mistake. I didnt mean your Condition Type has 2 Access Sequences, I wanted to say the Access Sequence of your Condition Type may have 2 Tables in it without the Exclusive indicator.
When I said, "Put the indicator for all your accesses for all your Access Sequences", I meant, make sure all the Access Sequences for all your Condition Types so you will not face this problem in the future.
Happy SAP.
Venkat - Hyd
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