on 10-12-2010 8:18 AM
Dear All,
IN V/06 (Condition Type Definition) there is a feild for Calculation Type. (Where we generally enter A - Percentage, C- Quantity, etc).
Now if I want to define a new Calculation Type like ?(quantity - quartely and quantity-half yearly for my periodic billing. Standard given there is quantity-monthly, dailu, weekly) or atleast see the ABAP code of existing Calculation Type then how to do it?
I tried using VOFM but it is not available there.
Even at the table level t685a, i can define these new calculation type but where do i define the calculation logic for that
Please let me know...
Thanks,
Amit
Hi,
As per standard there is no configuration to create a new values for the CALCULATION TYPES for condition
This can be done by entering the new values in the DOMAIN of the field
Goto SE11 and enter the Table T685A and enter
Double click on the field KRECH and again double click on the domain KRECH
in the VALUE RANGE maintain the new enteries
It may ask for the access key to do that
Check with your ABAPERs, they might have that
hope this is helpful
thanks
santosh
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hi Amit,
Sorry but threat is not clear
Do you want to calculate or bill your customer quaterly / half annyally???? then whay you want to use condition type??? you can do it by billing plan
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I want to bill my customer monthly, quartley , half yearly and yearly for which i have created 4 different periodic billing plan. Now i was checking the prices for that. I suppose the calculation type 'quantity-monthly prices' will be used to calculate the price for monthly billing....'quantity -yearly price' for yearly billing plan....in the same way i wanted to maintain it for other condition type which will be used to calculate half yearly and quartly billing plan.
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