price varyduring migo

[Former Member]

hi experts,

I need to configure for below scenario.

I need to raise a PO for gold purchase.I have raised the PO based on the some base price.But in the time of goods receipt based on the gold purity the price will vary.

We can do this by changing the PO at the time of receipt.

Kindly advice me some other solution for making payment to the vendor based on the price vary at the time of GR

Kindly advice

regards

s

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Use condition type GAU1 and GAU2 to control the price at the time of creating a PO and while recieving it.

GAU1 - use it in inforecord.

GAU2- to control the daily price to be used in mek1 with daily validity period.

Reg,

Deepak.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

hi,

Please advice me the step by step process

pls help

regards

s

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

create a material and in the additional data maintain alternative uom as 1AU = 1EA

INfo record maintain gau1 condition type and a price

create cond records fro gau1 with 1 day val period i.e. today's price and tommorrows price as seperate conditions.( maintain diffrent prices)

while doing migo the price will change according to the date of GR which is fetched from the GAU2 condition type...

Reg,

Deepak

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

wrongly i have mentioned you to maintain daily price for gau1 condition type...

You have to maintain mek1 for today and tomorrow for GAU2 condition type...

Reg,

Deepak.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Deepak,

I have the same case with this situation, I had created some simulations in my system, however, the result make me confius. ie;

ME11 for 23.09.2008

PB00 $200 per 1 GAU

GAU1$100- per 1 GAU

MEK1 GAU2 $10 per 1 GAU

ME11 for 24.09.2008

PB00 $500 per 1 GAU

GAU1$200- per 1 GAU

MEK1 GAU2 $100 per GAU

PO Created on 23.09.2008

PB00 $200

GAU1 $100-

GAU2 $10

Net Price $110

MIGO on 24.09.2008

GR/IR $200-

Stock $200

My understanding system suppose to take GAU2 on 24.09.2008 value $100, but why $200. Where this value came from?

Thanks and best regards,

Mahnansa