on 12-18-2008 8:51 AM
Hi all,
When i create Order related billng how system will know whether order qty=delivered qty by vendor?
if Or is 10qty & Vendor has supplied 7 then?
is it updated by MIRO transaction?& how VPRS(Statistical price) ie. price at which vendor has supplied goods to us.will update in F2 for customer?
regards,
Amol
Dear Amol
The third party order the billing relevence is always set to F because the order qty might not be delivered by the vendor always and there can be a mismatch
In cash sale only the billing relevence is always set to B because the cash sale as a process the customer picks up the goods from the stores and pays for it then and there so there cannot be a difference between order qty and delivery qty and so the order qty can be billed
This is what i was trying to explain you in the earlier thread and you didnot value the right pt
If you set billing relevence as B in third party then there you must be sure of vendor supplying the whole qty
Again this is against SAP standards and LOGICS also
The VPRS value is picked from MMR as explained by the other friend
Regards
Raja
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Hi,
for your 1st question
In item category we maintain billing relevance 'F'. System takes the billing quantity from vendor invoice.
We can bill the customer after receiving the vendor invoice only.
We can check quantity differences in SDMFSTRP programm.
Goto SA38 and enter this programm and execute. enter order no. system shows details.
for your second question.
Sales order level VPRS value system takes from material master accounting screen.
Once you entered the vendor invoice in system, system updates VPRS value with vendor price in billing document.
Regards,
Chandra
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