Pricing issue in the condition type, in Production

[former_member232834]

I have a problem in production. Lets say I create an order Va01 and go to item conditions. I have 2 discounts.

1. Z949-Mat Grp Discount, 2. Z952-General Discount

Both conditions are Active(green).

1st condition z949 has 0 % discount

2nd condition z952 has 30%-

So when User prints the order it shows 0% as the discount for that material.

By the way lets say I put 29%- instead of 0% it then becomes active the z952 becomes inactive which is what we want.

Question is why when one condition discount is 0% it shows it as being active which in reality 2 discount should not be active at the same time. So again the problem is in the 0% when I do put a digit other then 0 it works fine.

User is telling me that he wants 0% to show yellow as inactive.

Please help

Thanks in advance

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Muhammad,

Whether or not a condition with a 0 value shows in pricing, is controlled via pricing configuration. In your configuration for the condition type pls check what is entered in the field "Manual Entries" and let us know.

[former_member232834 · Accepted solution]

For condition type Z949

Manual Entries

Item Condition is checked

Delete is checked

Amount/Percent is also checked and thats it.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Muhammad,

That is why it shows on the pricing procedure, because you are allowing manual entries. Is the condition to be entered manually always?

- if it is and if you don't want it show as 0 on the pricing procedure, than in the config for the pricing procedure mark it for manual entry.

- if it is not to be entered manually always, then change this setting to manual entry has priority.

[former_member232834 · Accepted solution]

Ok the question I have is it possible to make 1 condition active or inactive manually if so how can it be done? Im guessing using the scripts which would mean an abap consultant issue.

Is this just a sap software glitch in which if the condition is 0% discount it will stay green as active. until u enter a digit then it becomes inactive.

Personally the user is saying the 0% is fine its 0 in accounting so theres no problem mainly the problem is in the printing part of the sales order. If the 2nd condition z952 is 31% and z949 is 0% it is printing the 0% as the discount, which in actuality should not be the case. It should be printing and showing 31% as the discount. The customer wants to see his 31% discount on his copy of his sales order. But unfortunately he is seeing 0% discount. Hope the scenerio is clear.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Muhammad,

Please refer to my previous reply.

The reason why it is showing as active is because mathematically speaking 0 is still a value = 0 value.

You have set the condition for manual input, so it shows in pricing procedure as 0 value.

If you follow my instructions above, you will be able to hide it and then if a user wants to enter it manually it will have to select it from the drop down menu.

[former_member232834 · Accepted solution]

Dear Kookie

I would like to thank you very much in trying to help me. Though the manual entry thing helped me understand a few things. It can make changes to the system but the user wants to see some liniency with its printout. So it is definately an abap problem now. Because I just showed him (the user) what can be done in terms of functional side in the system. I told him why in the first place would u want to have 2 discounts 1 with 0% if ur not gonna use it in the first place. He saids lets just just asume for printing and showing customer to please them. So yes if u go to pricing procedure clicking the manual will allow the user to enter manually. So this is a very good observation u showed me.

Though the problem is more of a script issue. Thank you once again.