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Subtotals in pricing proc

Former Member
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*Following is the issue :*

In pricing procedure , there are two discount types 1 and 2 .

Working:

Discount 1 is applicable on PR00

The resulting value is updated in subtotal 2

Another discount2 is used which is applicable on subtotal 2.

The result is not updated in any of the subtotal.

Requirement is to update this in subtotal 2

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PR00 : 100 usd ( base price)

Discount 1: 10 % ( Discount cond 1)

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Discount Amount : 10

Discount subtotal : 90 ---Subtotal 2 (currently updating)

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Discount 2 : 50% ( Discount cond 2)

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Discount Amount 2: 45

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net Item value : 45 ******* need to be updated in subtotal 2

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Former Member
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hi,

first the subtotal 2 is having a value of 90.

10 PR00 - 100 usd

20 disc 1 - 10% 10 10

30 subtotal 2 - 90 10 20

40 disc 2 - 50 % 30 30

50 subtotal 3 - 45 30 40 new step

i think you cannot go back to subtotal 2 again and update it with the result of step 40. the conditions in the pricing are executed step wise.

you can do it in 2 ways, one is put a subtotal 3 and store the value of 45 and use in your pricing schema or any outputs.

or

store the resultant value of disc 2 (ie 45 usd)in one of the fields provided in the subtotal column of the pricing procedure.

the vaue in this subtotal can again be used for any furhter calculation in the rest of the pricing procedure or for printing in any output documents.

But a lot of testing would be needed if its a change in an existing pricing procedure

regards

sadhu kishore

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Hi Nikhil,

Check your pricing procedure whether you have given the base for calculating the discount 2 as of Subtotal 2, that is give the step number in from and to column for discount 2.

I guess this thing might be missing in your pricing procedure.

Regards,

Hrishi