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Decimal order quantity

Former Member
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Hi friends,

We have a requiremnet where all our FG goods are sold in BOXES.But some times the user may input the order quantity in decimals.Now the system takes the decimal quantity.

we want to resctrict the ystem form allowing the user to punch in decimal order quantity.

Please suggest some solution.

Thanks

AJ

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Former Member
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Former Member
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Hi,

It is understood that you want to create the sales order with respect to the sales unit (Boxes), not with the base unit of measure (EA or PC).

Maintain the condition records for Boxes only; do not maintain prices for the individual prices. So, when the user create the sales order with base unit of measure, the system will not find price for the order quantity given in base unit of measure. So, the net value will be zero.

Make the system to throw error while the net value of the sales order is zero. This can be achieved by defining incompletiion procedure. SPRO >> SD >> Basic functions >> Define Incompletion procedure >> Incompletion group A- (Sales Header) >> Incompletion procedure 11 (Sales order). Here check the field NETWR is assigned or not. If it is not assigned, assigned it.

If the sales order is created without the net value the system will throw error. By this way you can fulfill your requirement.

Regards,

K Bharathi

Former Member
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Hi friends,

Please suggest some solution.

Thanks In advance

AJ

jignesh_mehta3
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Dear Friend,

You can use the Minimum Order Quantity Feild in Material Master.

In MM01 / MM02 / MM03 under Sales: Sales Org 1 View there is a field for Minumum Order Quantity (under Quantity Stipulations tab)

You can enter 1 here.

This will make sure that the end-users cannot enter quantity less than 1.

Also for quantities more than 1 there is a option for Rounding Profile in the same screen. You can also use the same...

Hope this helps...

Thanks,

Jignesh Mehta