on 01-06-2015 8:18 AM
Greetings and Happy 2015 to all
I would like your help in the following case ... need to create a condition Zxxx in percentage and in the calculation scheme is calculated on the basis of the quantity of the item, ie the value of the condition is calculated based on the percentage of the quantity of the item.
The other case that would greatly your help is as follows:
having the following variables
- NV = Net value = 3000 USD
- Qty = quantity of the item
- UN = unit price
- Zxxx = Condition Zxxx
- % = 4.27%
How could apply in calculation scheme of the price for Zxxx through the following formula Zxxx = (NV / UN) * %
Any Help Please.
Hi Stelio,
For this calculation you can use the 'Alt Condtion Base Value' routine in your pricing procedure.
Create a new routine with the logic for the required calculation. assign that routine to your condition type Zxxx.
The logic can be NV/Un
Discuss with your ABAPer.
Is 'the net value' include the taxes and surcharges?
Are you maintaining the percentage in a condition record?
Thanks
Jobi
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Hi Stelio,
I'm not sure I fully understand what you're trying to achieve with your condition.
Based on your formula and answers above my wild guess is that
you try to do percentage rate based on item quantity. We don't have detailed requirements so I can't say if both of the following approaches are relevant;
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Tomas
Hi Stelio,
So in that case, NV/Un is nothing but the quantity of material.
Just being curious here, Why do you have such a condition ? Its very odd, and whats the purpose of such a pricing element?
I think only, a new pricing routine as suggested earlier will work for you. I dont think you can maintain a percentage value for a condition type when its calc type is 'C" - quantity
Jobi
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