on 12-11-2006 10:32 AM
Hi experts,
I'm currently working on a problem in pricing:
the customer wants to maintain the material price in KG, but on the output the price has to be printed in PC (or M2,...).
E.g. material price 4,20 EUR per KG.
Printout: 10 PC 76,00 EUR per 1 PC: 760,00 EUR.
(The unit PC is here the UoM in the document.)
Any ideas how this can be done? Extensive programming in the print program should be avoided if possible.
Best regards,
Elmar Strallhofer
Maintain PC to KG conversion factor in Material Master
In Purchasing View make the order unit PC.
This will do
Thanks,
Ashish
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What is the problem in maintaing conditions in PC ?
If the prices are different when it is per PC and same when it is per Kg, Then what is the point in maintaining it in per Kg ?
If you have left it "without an amount" in VK11, how did you expect a value in Sales order ?
If you want it to be manually filled (Pricing Condition for per PC type in Sales Order), then what is the problem ? Do it for each SO.
Thanks,
Ashish
Let me give you an example: you have materials A, B, C (in reality there could be 20 or 100 materials).
A: price per KG: 5,0 - 1,5 KG per PC => price per PC: 7,5
B: price per KG: 5,0 - 1,8 KG per PC => price per PC: 9,0
C: price per KG: 5,0 - 2,2 KG per PC => price per PC: 11,0
...
So if you maintain conditions per KG, you only need one record. If you do it per PC, you need 3 condition records (or 20 or 100)...
In reality it is a bit more complicated (the materials have surcharges based on material attributes), but the main issue is as described above.
I'm currently working on a solution which hopefully might work, but I just hoped that someone already knows a simpler solution. So don't invest too much effort into that - I will gladly inform you when (and if!) my solution works.
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