on 12-10-2013 2:55 PM
Hello SAP Gurus!
I have a question for you that might be obvious but I can not manage to find the answer anywhere!
I have a standard order with 1 item position with $10 000 of value
Going into the item details, at the billing plan I create 2 entries:
1 for down payments with $3413 of value.
1 for final billing with $6587 of value.
When I proceed to Billing this sales order I create 2 billing documents with a VAT of 8%.
My total billed amount is of $10 800 but when I look at my 2 billing documents I have just generated I get :
1st one : $3686.04
2nd one: $7113.96
The DIFF condition is applied so that the total makes $10 800 but I would like that it applies to each bill rounding it up correctly meaning, I would like to get :
1st one : $3686.05
2nd one : $7113.95
In the Table T001R the rounding unit is set to 5. And DIFF condition has been set up like:
And last :
Condition class A Discount or surcharge
Calculat.type B Fixed amount
Condit.category L Generally new when copying
Cond.control E Condition value and basis fixe
Condit.origin A Automatic pricing
How can I get that during a billing plan on a sales order my diff condition applies correctly to each billing document generated and maintain the consistency ( meaning in my case a total of $10 800) ?
Thank you very much for your help!
P.S: I already looked SAP notes 1812631 and 1816872 but visibly no luck with them.
Regards,
Benjamin
Benjamin,
Try with rounding rule 20. Also check the settings for DIFF condition type in your pricing procedure. SAP recommends the usage of
Reqt routine - 13
Alt Cal Type routine- 13
Alt Base val routine- 4
Cheers,
Ravin
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Benjamin, For rounding off, assign routine 17 as calc type against each of your tax conditions types. Also, configure rounding rule for condition types as required.
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