on 02-01-2016 12:36 PM
Hello Experts,
I have a requirement to create a pricing condition with an inferior limit, i.e, the condition should only be applied when the total order value exceeds 140 USD.
The condition to be created is a regular tax, to be retained, in the value of 6,5%. If the total value of the sales order is 1000usd, the condition will have a value of 65usd.
I've already searched a bit, but couldn't find anything that helps.
I believe that there is no standard way of doing this, and at this point i'm moving on to ABAP coding.
I've thought about a solution, and from my point of view, the main problem will be to create something that covers the possibility to include several low value items and make the condition work accordingly:
Example:
item 10 60 usd no value on the condition total value of sales order 60
item 20 60 usd no value on the condition total value of sales order 120
item 30 30 usd condition needs to be applied to all the items as the current item makes the sales order value exceed the inferior limit 150>140
Thanks in advance!!
André
you can write a requirement where if the total order value - VBAK-NETWR is greater than 140, then the condition type should be active.
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Hi,
You can set your condition type as "group condition" in V/06.
After that you can maintain that condition scale "from 140USD apply 6.5%" in VK11
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There is a standard condition type EDI2 which you can make use of this and try in your system and post the outcome.
G. Lakshmipathi
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