on 11-25-2008 5:36 AM
I need to calculate 3% from the net price condition type and show it in another condition type as the profit.
How can I do that if I want to maintain the condition type without access sequence and condition table?
Thanks for the reply
Hi there,
In V/08, put the logic like this for eg.
10 PR00
20 K007
30 Net value 1
40 HD00
50 MWST
60 Net value 2
70 B002
80 Total
90 Profit margin.
In the step 90 for profit margin, in alternate calculation type put a logic where the system picks up the Total value stored in susbtotal 3 KOMP-KZWI3 for eg. On that value it will calculate 3% & show it in the pricing. This will calculate 3% of KOMP-KZWI3 & displays the value.
Mark X in the print paraments sothat it will be printed in the O/p printouts if required.
Work with the ABAPer for putting the code in Alt Calculation type.
Here Profit margin is not a condition type. It is just a calculation step.
Hope this clarifies. Do proper testing to see if it works.
Regards,
Sivanand
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hi,
You have to maintain somewhere that the profit percentage is 3% of the net profit. for this you have to maintain either the condition record(which means you need to have an access sequence and a table) or you have to hard code it using routine or something .
regards,
Krishna Prasad
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Hi Abid,
Lets see we have condition three condition type
PR00, IC13, IC14
Now save the condition record for IC13 as a 3%.
Now lets go to pricing procedure and do this kind of setting
From To
10. PR00(this is our net price)
20. IC13 10
30. Net Price 1 10 20
40. IC14 30
In IC14 there should be no access sequence assigned to it.
Please try this way and I think so it will work
And you will be able to see all the condition type in sales order also.
Just give a try in this way
Regards
Raj.
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hi,
you could create a condition type with condn class as discount and surcharge
cal type= percentage
check header condition. so that it does not check for access sequence.
in the pricing prceedure give the from value for this condition type as the step number of the net price.
this should serve your purpose.
regards,
krishna Prasad
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