on 06-03-2015 7:14 AM
Dear all,
I am having a scenario where I am having periodic billing plan. I have created separate condition type copying PPSV. Now calculation type I have taken as "N". Subsequently I have created a condition record for the same. Now when I am creating contract for this with a value of 12000 INR. System is not splitting the values equally against each month. It is considering the days in each month and calculating accordingly, for this in OVBI settings, I made 360 days in year and 30 as no of days in month. But still system not splitting the values equally. And surprisingly for December month system is calculating differently.
Can anyone tell me what is the issue. I will share you the screen shots of it.
Regards
Abhishek
Hi Abhishek,
Define your new rule for determining dates in OVBS.
Time period = 1
Time unit = Month
(I hope this what you have done)
Assign this rule for your billing plan type (Next Bill. Date), Plus could you remove this days in year and month and try it.
I hope this would resolve your issue.
Regards
Rahul
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Hi Abhishek,
Check your fiscal calendar which is being used. It seems the issue is from there. Example when its 1000, I can assume its 30 days month which means 33,33 per day. When its 31 days month its 1033 (rounded). In case of December it seems you have 26 days.
Compare the same with your fiscal period and I am sure you would understand the logic.
Let me know other wise else confirm.
Regards
Rahul
Hi Abhishek,
Check below link for your next question. I hope you understood the issue and action which needs to be taken. First test it thoroughly before making changes in productive environment.
Creating Periodic Billing Documents - Billing (SD-BIL) - SAP Library
Regards
Rahul
You may need to refer OSS 163134 - Billing plan: incorrect number of months/years and the user exit provided in it to develop the constant day/month algorithm.
Regards,
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