on 09-19-2008 12:15 PM
Hi all.,
Here my client wants , while creating the sales order or billing at the time entered net price based on material . so the system automatically splitted basic price , Excise duty , Education cess & hr.sec. cess .
can u give any solution?
Regards.,
Lakshmanan
hi,
for this you have to configure the prcing procedure: Tcode- v/08.
First define condition type for price , Excise duty , Education cess & hr.sec. cess .
maintan the procedure like this.
Price
+ Excise duty
+ Education cess
+ hr.sec. cess
-
Total
-
now determine the pricing procedure like:
Sales orgdist channedivCPPDPPPricing Prcoe Condition Type
now maintain the condition records.
then the price will split as you required in sales order.
regarrds,
Sumith
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Hi Pricol,
The reqmt you are asking is actually the reverse of how pricing works in SAP.
However you can get this reqmt done by lot of coding.
First you have to update the value entered by the customer in a Statistical condition type.
Now, you should have individual components like Gross price, Discounts, Tax etc set up as individual condition types in the pricing procedure.
The most important part is to arrive at an algorithm on how much % of the value entered by teh customer should get into each of the pricing components. You have to get this information from customer. For ex..if a value of 100 is entered, then 80%of this will get into gross price. Minus 10% will become discount, and 30% will become tax.
Once this algorithm is received from the customer, you have to code those algorithms as Alternate Condition value routines and assign the respective routine to the correct condition type. Here you can use ur creativity to link the % and condition type using a Z table. By using this technique, you can enable this process.
If you are doing this , please be sure that none of your condition types have access sequence and hence only manual entry is possible.
Hope this helps
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