on 03-05-2014 6:03 AM
Hi Friends,
Could you please share the Std functionality of MM schema
i know its not possible to list the functionality of all . I only onl the most important one.
like say - Bas type 362 is given against Gross amount in MM Schema . Reason : 363 Bas type will fetch the net PO value to tax pricing . now Tax base price is this ( freight is not considered)
like wise i want to know the relevance of the above and important items in it.
Say subtotal - what it do and main items in it and its usage say 2,6, 9, 12 and its usage.
regards
manu
Hi,
Refer detailed function for 16 columns in a pricing procedure
Regards,
Biju K
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Hi,
The following note may give some information about the subtotal field. You may check the note: 1022966 - FAQ for the 'Subto' column (KZWIW) in the pricing procedure
Regards,
AKPT
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Its depend on different different criteria for business requirement...
All are important..
If you know the logic behind uses of these field, then you can easily find the important one...
Like for Subtotal, its used to stored condition amount in a specified field...
You can use as per your business criteria....
I suggest press F1 in each field and try to understand the logic behind using these field..
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I know its Business specific . am not getting into any specific .
If some one be kind enough to tell say 5 items per 4 things i mentioned above.
If such 5 people tell 5 different items - i will get 25 . Almost all std will be covered in it . rest will explore .
I have searched in forums and no where its detailed. Its humble try from my side to collect this so that people can use it and think on its logic.
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