Condition type without access sequence defined

[Former Member]

Hi all,

Normally an access sequence is assigned to a condition type, then the system search the condition tables listed in the access sequence to get the right price.

But I found for some condition types which have no access sequence defined, how dose the system calculate the price for such condition types?

Another question is how dose the system get net price? When creating a order in VA03, a net price is automatically generated. Where dose this value come from?

Thanks!

Regards,

Hui

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Hui,

The net price in the order is the sum of net values for all line items. The line item net value is calculated based on the configuration done in [V/08] and the values picked/entered for the condition type. You can view this in the Conditions tab of the line items

Regards

Nadarajah Pratheb

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Nad

I see a list of condition types in the Conditions tab of the line item, but I don't know how the system calculates the net price from these condition types.

Could you give more information about it?

Thanks!

Regards,

Hui

> The net price in the order is the sum of net values

> for all line items. The line item net value is

> calculated based on the configuration done in [V/08]

> and the values picked/entered for the condition type.

> You can view this in the Conditions tab of the line

> items

>

> Regards

> Nadarajah Pratheb

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Hui,

The pricing procedure in [V/08] gives you the formula to calculate the net price of a product. Lets consider a pricing procedure having 3 condition type 1) PR00 - Price 2) K005 - Discount and 3) KF00 -Freight.

In [V/06], under the control data 1 tab you can see a field Plus/Minus. This tells the system whether the value has to be added or subtracted. So for K005 it would be minus as it is a discount condition type and the value has to be reduced. For KF00 is would be positive as it is a freight condition type and the value has to be added.

Now the pricing procedure would give you a formula like PR00 - K005 + KF00. The values for the condition types are picked during the order entry and hence the net price is arrived.

In real time the number of condition types would be more however the logic explained remains the same.

Regards

Nadarajah Pratheb

[Former Member]

Question answered, points awarded.

Thanks all.

[Former Member]

ok

can u tell me the cond types whcih are item cond types and dont have acess sequence.....

anyways thats not your issue....ok a condtype gets value from

using routines __ whcih are assinged in alt cal type or alt con base value...........this alt con base value gives the cond type a basis for calculation and it is calculated by v/06 cal type or alt cal type. its not always mandatory that a cond type shld have acess seq in order to get a value .........infact if u have a routine in v/08 besides ur cond type then the value achied thrgouhg your acess seq is also over written .

SKTO con typ data is acheived from CMR payment terms

VPRS con typ data is achived from MMR STANDAR / VARAINT price from acounting.

like that there are many cases wher not only acess sequnc fetches values for cond types.

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how come you create a order in VA03 please clarify..

well in program SAPMV45A whchi is assinged to your sales order ther is coding that

line items net value is cumulated and projected as the sum at header level ok

like in an order

1 item 2000

2 item 3000

then due to the program coding its 5000 at header level

and you know how system generates net value at item level

well it gets the value from cond type maintained in con rec through acess seq ok n refers to +/- sing in v/06 and sums up the whole thing

hope this clears it./

[Former Member]

Those condition types which do not have an access sequence would be marked as Header condition. Infact for header condition types we cannot assign an access sequence, the system would give you an error.

The condition type can be marked as Header condition type in [V/06] -> Changes which can be made tab -> Header Condition.

For header condition type the value must be entered manually in the order by using the standard menu Goto -> Header -> Conditions. The value entered here would be either copied into all the line items or split based on a particular proportion.

Regards

Nadarajah Pratheb

[Former Member]

Hi Nad,

But I also find some item conditons which have no access sequence assigned and they are automatically calculated not entered manually.

Regards,

Hui

[Former Member]

Hi Hui,

That could be because of an alternative calculation type assigned to a condition type in [V/08].

Regards

Nadarajah Pratheb

[Former Member]

Hi Nad

Where can I get more information about these alternative calculation types? Where are they defined?

Regards

Hui

> That could be because of an alternative calculation

> type assigned to a condition type in [V/08].

>

> Regards

> Nadarajah Pratheb

[Former Member]

Hi Hui,

Use [VOFM]. In the standard menu bar select Formulas -> Condition Value.

Do revert for any queries and reward points for useful answers

Regards

Nadarajah Pratheb