on 10-08-2008 5:35 PM
Hello,
SD Module
Payment terms: D017 = 18 days
My problem: when the system calculates the billing due date it takes into account the work days + the free days (ie sunday)
I tried to put in the customer master record VD02 factory calendar W6 (6 works day and 1 free by week) in the sales area data / Billing document / Invoicing dates
I created a biling document, but the system always takes into account the labor days + free days !
Have you got an idea ?
Thanks a lot
Vincent
Hi,
If my understanding is not wrong then your requirement is as below:
1.Lets say your payment terms are 10 days
2. You have 2 sundays in that
3. Eventhough your factory calender is considerring these free days but your FBL5n is not considerring so.
Now, when you create the SO, go to Header>Billing tab and add 2 days in Add.Value Days field.. which will activate the payment terms after two days from the SO creation day and I believe this will cater to your requirement.
Do get back to me if you have any query about this.
Hrishi
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Hi all,
First, thank you
Eventually, I found another solution
> a specific table has been created since 2 months, the table permits you to enter another description for a payment term and to say to the form program to extract the data not from the transaction OBB8 (customizing for payment terms) but from the specific table each time a payment term is maintained in that specific table.
In that specific table we maintained a different description for several payment terms, but we don not change the way we compute the term. It just a question of language and not a pure sap question !
Thanx
Vincent
hello, friend.
try looking at IMG > Enterprise Struc > Defn > SD > define, copy, delete, check, sales org > define sales org.
select your sales org and here you can specify a sales org calendar. then test again. please do coordinate with FI if they use a calendar as well.
regards.
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