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Former Member
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Hi Experts,

In my Rate , I have to include same variant program two times as given below:

Variant InOprd1 InOprd2 OutOprd DLT1

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QUANTI01 QUANT QPRICE AMOUNT 000001

QUANTI01 QUANT QPRICE AMOUNT 000001

(here the value of Operands (category QPRICE) is diffrent in these Rate steps)

I want to display these line items seprately on the bill printout.

I think I can achive this by using different Line Item Types(DLT1) , but SAP standard gives us Line Item Types for QUNATI01 are 000001 and IQUANT(for Info only).

So can someone PLEASE tell me what Line Item Types have to use.

Thanks and regards

Deepak.

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Former Member
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There is a possibility in SPRO(IMG) to create custom(Z) line types. Then try to assign them to the operand/variant programs.

Try to do a copy of standard line type IQUANT

Hope this works out..

Regards

Shiva

Former Member
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Hi Shiva,

thanks , i have some query about it :

I already copy the standard line item type 000001 to Z00001 and assign to the variant program , but I have doubt about its working , is this is sufficient or some other setting I have to maintain.

One more doubt about the subtransaction, can same subtransactions handle this scenario (same variant program with different line item type ).

thanks and regards,

Deepak.

Former Member
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Yes.. They do handle for the same variant program for different line types

Former Member
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Hi

is that sufficient to just by copying the 000001 to z00001 and asigning it to variant program like this:

Var. Program InpOprand InpOprand OutOprand LineItem

QUANTI01 quntity1 price1 amount1 000001

QUANTI01 quntity2 price2 amount2 z00001

thanks and regards

Deepak.

Edited by: Deep_ISU on Apr 28, 2008 1:47 PM

Former Member
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Hello,

I also tried to copy an existing Document line item type but no new line item was created. I suspect that there must be some other setting(s) and/or linkage required. Still trying to find out. Glad if anyone could share experience.

Thanks.

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