on 06-25-2013 1:21 PM
Dear Friends,
I have an Issue my client want's add Insurance condition Value Should be calculated from all Inclusive value Instead of Basic Price
Regard's
Manjunath
Manjunath,
you can do it using alternative formula for base value rotuine which will change base value of inclusive price.
for ex:
for inclusive price PR00 = 1000
copy of inc price (proo) PR01 = 909.09 = 909 ( change value of pr01 by rouinte)
Insurance 10% = 90.90 = 91
total value 909+ 91 = 1000 which is equal to your inclusive price
logic in rouinte: (1000*100/110) = 909.09
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Hi Manjunath,
As you have mentioned the term "Inclusive" - Is your requirement is something do with price inclusive of tax and duties ? and that your insurance value should be caulated based on the same then try with SAP Standard pricing procedure - RVAB01.
Let me know if you need further information in this reagrd.
regards
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Hi
You can calculate this easily with standard pricing function. Add all values taxes and duties etc in retail price and give this subtotal step number in front of your insurance condition. With this your insurance value will take this as base amount and will calculate percentage on this amount.
Thank$
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Hi
Please see the below screen and try to follow the logic. First you have to be good with configuring pricing procedures. If you know how to copy values, how to calculate percentages and how to add steps then it won't be a problem for you.
In this example take ZADT condition as your insurance condition and retail price, sale tax and excise duty is you already know what these are.
Thank$
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