on 03-15-2010 8:52 PM
Hi all,.
I've got a scenario for which I need to create a pricing condition record.
Take the following example :
I have a full truck price of u20AC212.
However, if the truck is not filled up with the full amount of pallets (26), then a discount percentage
should be used.
So if the truck has 15 pallets, the price is 70% of u20AC212.
16 pallets 72% of u20AC212 and so on.
How would you best set this up?
Bare in mind the end-users who will have to maintain the prices.
Thanks in advance.
J.
Hi,
from what I understand of your problem, perhaps you must consider a graduated scale Condition type. through this you can enter the required percentage price logic for each level of the quantity.(Pallette)
Please check this option.
Dany
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Hi Dany,
Thanks for your reply.
Can you explain in detail how you would accomplish this? I appreciate your reply.
The only way I have found to achieve this is to use two condition types, one for a fixed amount and one doing a % discount off of the first condition type.
It's messy and I don't like it.
What I want is this maintained in one place.
If I can't find a clean way to do this, I will simply make the end-users maintaining the prices in a fixed amount, and do the percentage calculations themselves before maintaining the condition record.
Hi J,
One way to achieve this is,
Create a Condition type which is statisctical say Full trukc price EURO 212,
Create % condition type
And VOFM routine in Formula and Condtion value column
to do calcultain with ABAP help to arrive at value depending on what % enteredin this % contision type.
and mention taht in V/08 against condtion type (%) alternativ calculation coulume will get that resulst
Regards,
Siva
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