on 12-28-2007 1:39 PM
Hi,
The below is my requirement...
ZPAD (Discount condtion type by %) is determining the price through SAP access sequence.
I have a Ztable which says for Division D1 the maixmum CAP (discount) is some % only.
So, Pricing should first read what is the value of ZPAD by access sequence and compare with Ztable.
If ZPAD is more than table value, replace table value as ZPAD.
Example
ZPAD - 5% by access sequence
-- 3% in Ztable
So ZPAD should be only 3% and not 5%.
I know PMIN functionality will help. but I want to control this by single condition type in the pricing schema.
Can any guru's help me..
Laxmanan
Hello Laxmanan
You can take the help of the alternative calculation type routine .
Create a routine for alternative calculation type and assign the routine to your condition type.
the logic should be same as you have mentioned.
retrieve the value of xkwert and compare this with the Ztable value
if the Ztable value is higher then come out of the logic
if the ztable value is lowrer the pass the ztable value to the Xkwert value.
this will work and i hve done a similar excersice before (Not exactly the same though)
With Best Regards
Srinivas.
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Hi Laxmanan,
I don't have the logic of values getting populated in the Z table(i.e. % of some value on the basis of division)
If you have the logic, second part i can explain .
We have to modify in the include program. I don't remember the include (MV45AFZB or MV45AFZZ).
So the logic will be when the price of ZPAD is populated, it will be validated with the value of Z table and the suitable price will generated.
The calculation can be done with the help of a routine.
Hope this may help.
Thanks & Regards,
Pathanjali Bhat
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