on 01-30-2015 7:18 AM
Hi,
As per standard the billing document will compute the total billing document net amount by summing up the individual delivery order amounts.
However if i want to get the system to compute the billing doc net amount by multiplying the total of all delivery orders quantities with the unit price, how can i do that?
Mathematically both the total amounts will be different.
Not sure why you wanted SAP to calculate and arrive the value differently. In SAP, for all item conditions, system would fetch the value based on the condition record you maintained. If you dont want this value but want to change, why don't you set the condition type as manual condition so that whatever value you want, you can key in manually.
Needless to mention, with the billing user exit, this can very well be achieved, I don't think, it is a Best Practice
G. Lakshmipathi
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Hi Sir,
The customer wants the billing amount to be calculated in that way only due to some legal requirements.
Manual condition records will create a lots of data entry work. Therefore we need a method to overwrite the billing amount calculated by the system and post the difference to another rounding errors account.
Or instead of overwriting, if we can change the logic to compute the total net amount by multiplying the total DO qty against the unit price then it is better.
Hi Jobi,
Say for example i have 3 DOs like this :-
DO 1 = Qty 1 X $2.30 = 2.30
DO 2 = Qty 2 X $2.30 = 4.60
DO 3 = Qty 4 X $2.30 = 9.20
Total = 16.10
Now billing document net amount will be computed based on the line items total of 16.10. However instead of taking the amount total, we want the system to calculate like this :-
Total DO qty = 7 X 2.30 = 16.10
So the billing amount should be 16.10. However in this example you do not see a difference between the 2 totals. however, when the figures are large, there will be a rounding difference so both the totals will not be the same.
So we want to use the second calculation method as above. How can we do this?
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