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Hello sap gurus,

Plz explain the meaning,example and give the definitions for Alt conditon base value, Sub total.

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former_member227476
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dear Rajesh,

Alternative formula for condition base value:

Instead of using from column as a basis to calculate further value for particular condition type. We can use a formula in the form of routine to use base. Ex: routine no: 12 or 13 (gross weight or net weight) can be used with the condition type “KF00” to calculate freight charges. As for freight charges always weight of the material taken as a base.

Sub-total:

The value of this field determines where the value of the sub-total is gong to be stored in data base.

Step counter con.type description from To Manual Mand Stat Pr Subtotal

10 0 PR00 Gross value 10 yes 1

15 0 xxxx 10

35 0 Total discount value16 34 x 2

Sub-total – 1 : KOMP – KZWI-1

Sub-total - 2 : KOMP – KZWI-2

rewards if it helps

siva

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Chk the following Wiki posting, it will give detail info on all the fields in pricing procedure:

https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/ERPLO/16FieldsDescriptioninPricing+Procedure

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AK

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Hi,

For Sub totals--> In credit Management the net value is stored in a subtotal field A which is the credit price... while checking the credit limit of the customer the total open SO,Del,Bill etc as defined will add up with the new credit price and the credit value is calculated.

Sam

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Hi

<b>Alternative Condition Base value :</b>

If you have to calculate any value then you have to have a base value for it. For ex if you want to calculate the discount of 10 % for a material then you have to have a base value on which this 10% is calculated. Normally you take the condition value of the base price of the material to calculate the value.

Now you don’t want to take the base value and take other values as base value which are derived on some formula. So you create a routine which will do the mathematical operations in the routine and derive you a value which is now used as the base value for calculating the condition value for a particular condition type.

The alternate condition base value (Alt CBV) is used as the calculation basis only, while the alternate calculation is used to modify the final value.

For example, imagine you have a condition type ZPR1, with a condition record maintained (master data) for $10. Now, condition ZPR2 also exists lower in the schema, but with a rate of 10%. The standard calculation would result in a final value of $11.

The alternate base value could say, “don’t use $10 as the basis — use the original price PR00 only, which was $9.” Then, the final value would be $10 + (10% of $9) = $10.9.

The alternate calculation routine says, “ignore the 10% altogether. Instead, use an externally calculated 20%.” Then, you end up with a final value of $10 + (20% of $10) = $12.

Put them both together, and you could end up with $10 + (20% of $9) = $11.8.

<b>Condition subtotal</b>

Controls whether and in which fields condition amounts or subtotals (for example, a customer discount or the cost of a material) are stored.

Use

If the same fields are used to store different condition amounts, the system totals the individual amounts.

Example

These condition amounts or subtotals are used as a starting point for further calculations. You may, for example, want a subtotal of all the discounts included in the pricing of a sales order.

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SHESAGIRI.G

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Subtotal:

• The value of this field determines where the values of subtotals to be captured i.e. in which table and which field.

• Controls whether and in which fields condition amounts or subtotals (for example, a customer discount or the cost of a material) are stored.

• If the same fields are used to store different condition amounts, the system totals the individual amounts.

• These condition amounts or subtotals are used as a starting point for further calculations. You may, for example, want a subtotal of all the discounts included in the pricing of a sales order.

AltCty - Condition formula for alternative calculation type:

• It is again a Routine that is written by ABAP Consultant.

• It is an alternative formula for the condition type that can be used instead of standard formulas.

• For example, let us take the Profit Margin which can be both + / - , so here this routine will help us in generating the value which can be either + or -. Profit margin is not a condition type so it cannot be classified as +ve or -ve in the V/06.

• Ex.: 950 0 Profit Margin 11.

• So we assign 11 - Profit Margin.

• If new routines are to be defined we follow the procedure given below.

o Go to T.Code: VOFM. - Maintain Requirements & Formulas

o Click on the "Formulas" and then on the "Condition Values".

o We have a list of routines, we can ask ABAP consultant to create new routines based on the client requests.

o And we assign the application type.

AltCBV - Alternative formula for condition base value:

• Formula for determining the condition basis as an alternative to the standard.

• It is again a Routine that is written by ABAP Consultant.

• It is used as a basis to calculate value of the condition type instead of using it from the "FROM" column.

• Ex.: Freight - KF00.

• Freight is calculated based on weight, volume etc. and not on the base price. In pricing there is no entry of weight from which the value can be referred like we do for discounts using base price. We have to get the value from the Material master.

• In this column we can mention the value as 12 - Gross Weight or 13 - Net Weight.

• During pricing, the system will consider the value that is mentioned in this column and determine the freight based on this value.

• Suppose we have Net weight: 100 kgs and Gross Weight: 150 kgs. And if we mention 13 in this column then the Freight condition KF00 will be calculated using the weight as 100 kgs.