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Multiple Condition Exclusion

Former Member
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The new price procedure I'm configuring has price conditions that need multiple condition exclusion logic.

Example, say my conditions are:

1) ZPR1 - price 1

2) ZPR2 - price 2

3) ZDIS1 - discount 1 %

4) ZDIS2 - discount 2 value

5) ZDIS3 - discount 2 %

Logic are:

A) If ZPR1 is used ZDIS2 and ZDIS3 are excluded.

B) If ZPR2 is used ZDIS1 is excluded.

C) If ZDIS2 is used, ZDIS3 is excluded.

D) If ZDIS3 is used, ZDIS2 is excluded.

A is easy. Just group ZPR1 and ZDIS1 together and ZPR2, ZDIS2 and ZDIS3 together, then make 1 exclusive of 2.

B is easy also.

What about C and D? Can you just put ZDIS2 in another group and ZDIS3 in a different group and create an exclusion rule against each other?

Thanks.

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jpfriends079
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In my opinion you can follow the following link to achieve your requirement:

- [Proposed Pricing Procedure|https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B-5wCmYJ-6dlNDIxNTg0YzUtMTE0Yy00M2VmLTliOWItMTNkMWE4YTZkMzY4&hl=en] for the requirement

If you have any other thoughts then you can share you proposed pricing procedure.

I hope this can assist you.

Thanks & Regards

JP

Former Member
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Hi JP,

Thanks for your reply.

To refer to your proposal, ZDIS1 is referenced against ZPR1, ZDIS2 and 3 are against ZPR2. Did I understand that correctly?

To add, I'm assuming there is just one exclusion logic here, which is between ZDIS2 and ZDIS3? Or is there another exclusion between ZPR1 and ZRP2?

jpfriends079
Active Contributor
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Yes, you are right.

- ZDIS1 is referenced against ZPR1for calculation

- ZDIS2 and 3 are against ZPR2

Yes, exactly you need one exclusion logic between ZDIS2 and ZDIS3

Anyhow, your ZPR1 and ZRP2 determination will happen based on condition record maintained by you.

I hope that suffices your requirement.

Thanks & Regards

JP

Former Member
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Hi JP,

Thanks! Let me try that out first as the price procedure is a little more complicated.