on 05-28-2008 4:58 PM
Hello,
I want to create a new formula in my pricing procedure which is -
The system calculates 'gross value' per PR00, PR02 ... records.
The system should propose 'new gross value' as 'gross value' proposed by system * 10%
example
In condition record, gross value calculated is 100
this should become 100 * 10% and value calculated should be be new gross value.
how to do this?
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Thank you
Hi,
U just go to VOFM t.code and then select requirements in menu bar there u can see condition base value requirements(standard) or alternative calculation requirements. U can select any of them and do need ful changes with the help of ABAPer. Then assign that requirement to condition type in Pricing..
Hope u have understood..
Regards
Sankar
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You don't need to go to the lengths of writing ABAP in a forumula to do this. You can accomplish this within the Pricing configuration. Have a record defined to be 10% and add it in the procedure.
The ABAP route will work for sure, but why write code if you don't need to ?
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Thanks for replying.
my commander (team lead) asked me to get inputs. so I am trying to do whatever can be done, if possible from this forum.
In which program should I be writing this routine.
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Go to transaction VOFM and from menu bar select, Formulas -> condition values.
create a routine as per your requirement.
Once created, assign this routine in your pricing procedure in AltCty column..
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