on 03-21-2011 10:56 AM
Hi gurus,
We need to calculate condition values only by adding / substracting previous calculated conditions, e.g:
ZPR0 --> calculated automatically
ZPR1 --> calculated automatically
CONDITION A = ZPR0 - ZPR1 --> Is it possible to set it somehow via standard? or a new routine development is required?
Thanks,
VL
Hi there is a standard routin available in alternative calculation. routine no = 80
you need to define ZPR0 and ZPR1 in following manner
Step No. Condition Type From to Cal. Routine
10 ZPRO
20 ZPR1 80
30 New Condition 10 20
Please check Hope this will resolve your problem.
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Hey Gurus,
thanks for your quick response.
To Ram:
ZPR0 is a price condition
ZPR1 is a condition calculated base on a Z routine
CONDITION A = ZPR1 - ZPR0 --> only difference of values (KWERT)
To Khaled:
The idea was to reduce number of routines....
To Dhiraj:
Issue is that according to your squema:
Step# Condition Type From to Cal Routine
10 XXXX
20 YYY AAA
30 ZZZZ
Step 20 is already using a routine..
Any idea?
Thanks,
VL
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Hi Victor,
Please kindly inform whether zpr1 is a price condition or a discount/surcharge discount?
you can use subtotal column of the pricing procedure to add conditions but you will need a condition value routine (VOFM) to move the final value to the required condition type.
Thank you and best regards
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Yes,check below If ZPR0 is price and ZPR1 is discount,
you need define condition type ZPR1 in V/06 " Plus/minus" X means Negative, it will deduct.
In pri.pro, you need to place as below
10 ZPR0
20 ZPR1
30 Net price from 10 to 20
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