on 09-14-2007 7:45 AM
Hi all gurus,
can anybody explain about the header condition?
can we use all conditions as header by checking the box in condition type data.?
Pls mention some list of header conditions and the scenairo where it is required/
Regards,
cpdatt
Hi,
Header condition:
It is a condition which can always be used as manual only. Header condition does not have an access sequence. The header condition can only be selected in the header data only and it applies to all the line items in the document.
By checking the box in V/06 for our condition type we can make it as header condition. But do not forget to remove the access sequence.
Examples:
HD00 - Freight.
HM00 - Order value
RD00 - Weight discount
HD00 can be used suppose you have various line items and you want to use freight condition type. When you give the value for HD00 the system will automatically distribute the value between the various line items proportionately.
Reward points if solution helps.
Regards,
Allabaqsh G. Patil
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Hi CP,
Sme details about Header Conditions:
HEADER CONDITION
CONDITIONS ENTERED AT DOC HEADER
ARE CALLED AS HEADER CONDITIONS.
THEY ARE VALID FOR ALL ITEMS IN DOCUMENT
HEADER CONDITIONS ARE DISTRIBUTED
AMONG THE ITEMS BASED ON ITEM NET
VALUE
HEADER CONDITION - RB00
ABSOLUTE HEADER DISCOUNT CONDITION
THE VALUE IS ABSOLUTE AND IT IS GIVEN TO
ALL ITEMS IN DOCUMENT
HEADER CONDITION - HB00
THEY ARE VALID FOR ALL ITEMS IN DOCUMENT
HEADER CONDITIONS ARE DISTRIBUTED
AMONG THE ITEMS BASED ON ITEM NET
VALUE
MANUAL ODER VALUE - HM00
ALLOWS YOU TO ENTER ORDER VALUE MANUALLY
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OLD AND NEW ORDER VALUE IS DISTRIBUTED BETWEEN THE ITEMS
MINIMUM ORDER VALUES - AMIW & AMIZ
YOU MAY CREATE MINIMUM VALUE FOR EACH ORDER USING CONDITION TYPE AMIW
IF VALUE OF ORDER FALLS SHORT OF THIS MINIMUM ODER VALUE DURING PRICING, THE SYSTEM WILL COPY IT AS THE NET ORDER VALUE
MINIMUM ORDER VALUE IS STATISTICAL CONDITION
CONDITION TYPE AMIW IS GROUP CONDITION AND IS DIVIDED AMONG DIFFERENT ITEMS ACCORDING TO ITEM VALUE
AMIZ GIVES THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ORIGINAL NET VALUE AND AMIW
AWARD POINTS IF U FINDS THIS AS USEFUL...
Regds
MM
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hi
Distribution Between Header and Items
Use
Header conditions apply to all items in the document and are automatically distributed to the items. A header condition can be based on either a percentage or on an absolute amount. If you enter a header condition that is based on a percentage (for example, a discount of 2%) the system automatically applies this percentage to all items in the document. If the header condition is an absolute amount, there are two different ways in which the system can distribute the amount among the items in the document:
The condition value of a header condition is either
distributed proportionally among the items or
the amount entered at header level is duplicated for each item.
You control the distribution of absolute header conditions in the group price field per condition type. In the standard version, condition type HB00 is marked as a header condition and as group condition. Condition type RB00 is only marked as a header condition:
Condition type
Description
HB00
Header discount distributed as percentage because it is marked as a header condition and as a group condition
RB00
Assigns the header discount to every item, because it is only marked as a header condition
Example
The following figure illustrates examples of the two variations. If you enter an absolute discount with condition type RB00, the system takes the amount you enter as a header condition and copies the identical amount for each item in the document. In the example, the absolute discount of USD 90 appears in each item. The total condition value for the document is USD 270. However, if you enter an absolute discount with condition type HB00, the system distributes the amount proportionally among the various items, in this case, according to value of the items. In the example, the absolute discount of USD 90 is distributed proportionally among the items. The total condition value for the document is USD 90.
The distribution of an absolute header condition need not be based on value. For example you can specify in Customizing for Sales that the distribution is based on the weight or volume of the different items. You specify the basis of the distribution in the Alternative condition base value field in the pricing screen.
Rounding differences can occur during the distribution of absolute amounts. The system automatically evens these out by proposing the remainder to the largest item so that the value in the header is identical to the total of the values in the items.
Example:
A position has a net value of 200 USD, the second item has a value of 100 USD. A header surcharge of 10 USD should be allocated. The system sets a surcharge of 6.67 USD in the first item and 3.33 USD in the second item.
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dear cpdatt,
SAP has provided two types of condition types that are header and item conditions
Header condition:
The value of header condition applies to whole item in the sales order. Header condition doesnt have any access sequence. The value should be entering manually in the sales order level. Ex: HA00, HB00, HD00
rewards if it helps
siva
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Hi,
The standard system includes condition types that you can only apply at the header level, the header conditions. Condition types that you can only use for items are called item conditions. The standard system also includes some condition types that can be used both at header and item level: Percent from gross (RA01) Absolute discount (RB00) Weight discount (RD00).
Header Conditions
Automatic pricing does not take header conditions into account; you can not create condition records for them in the standard system. Header conditions are entered manually in order processing. R/3 includes the following header conditions:
Percent discount (HA00)
Absolute discount (HB00)
Freight (HD00)
Order value (HM00)
Item Conditions
In the standard system, most condition types are defined as item conditions. Examples of item conditions are:
Material discount (K004)
Customer/Material (K005)
Customer discount (K007)
Material price (PR01)
Reward points pls.
Regards,
Govind.
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Hi,
HEADER CONDITION IS APPLICABLE FOR THE WHOLE DOCUMENT
You have two different types of the header conditions.
a) In one you can duplicate the same value throughout the document for each item.Say discount 2% at header level which is also applicable to all the items
b)Second is the accumulation of the values of all the item at the header level,as earlier explained for the weight/fright.
These differences are controlled through the indicator of group condition in the cond.type configuration.
And so obviously header condition can not have the condition record and hence access sequence.
Header Conditions
Automatic pricing does not take header conditions into account; you can not create condition records for them in the standard system. Header conditions are entered manually in order processing. R/3 includes the following header conditions:
Percent discount (HA00)
Absolute discount (HB00)
Freight (HD00)
Order value (HM00)
Displaying Header and Item Conditions
From the header and item pricing screens, you can branch to detailed information about each condition type that appears. From the header pricing screen, place the cursor on the condition for which you require detailed information.
In the header price screen, choose Condition detail.
The system displays data it uses to calculate the amount of the condition (for example, the kind of pricing scale, quantity conversion, the scale base value, the document currency, and so on). From the details screen, you can choose Goto ® Condition record to see the specific condition record that the system accesses. From the item pricing screen, select the condition for which you require detailed information. Accordingly choose Condition detail in the item price screen. To see the specific condition record that the system accesses, choose Goto
Condition record.
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