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SO&Sales quotation question

Former Member
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Hi All

When found sales order, in does not referrence the sales quotation under the premise, may carry over the price from sales quotation (QT)?

How realizes?

Thanks!

Andy

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Former Member
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Finish

Former Member
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Hi there,

Pls check in VOV8 if your sales order is always referenced to the quotation. If yes, then the same pricing will be copied in the order with a re-determiantion of taxes & discounts.

This redetermiantion depends on the settings you make in the header copy control VTAA.

If the sales order is not referenced to a quotation, then new pricing is carried out in the order. It is not dependent on the quotation.

Regards,

Sivanand

Former Member
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Thanks

How realizes? Step?

Regards,

Andy

Former Member
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Hi Andy

In the transaction code VTAA, enter the quotation type you want to copy into sales order

in the item category, there is field called Pricing type "D"

when you enter it, then same pricing would be copied

thanks

akasha

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Hi there,

In T-code VOV8, select the order type you want to check & go into the details.

You have a field Reference mandatory in General control. See if there is any reference doc required there.

If yes, then check in T-code VTAA. Source doc is QT, target is OR. Select the item on the left side.

In the pricing type select setting G which will copy priecs & redetermine taxes.

If there is no refernece required in VOV8, then pricing itself will be carried in the order. It is as per the pricing procedure assigned in OVKK.

Regards,

Sivanand

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Good answer.

Edited by: yajee venkat on Aug 25, 2008 2:13 PM

Former Member
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Hello,

If the sales order is created with reference to the quotation, the pricing will get copied from the quotation to the sales order based on the pricing filed in the copying control between the quote and the sales order.

Prase