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Change Transfer Order Line Items during Creation

Former Member
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Hi All,

I have a requirement wherein it is necessary to change the Line item (LTAP) of a transfer order , during its creation.

I had a look at exits - MWMTO001 (EXIT_SAPLL03T_001) . But it is not useful in our case as the TO is already created before the control is passed over to the user-exit.

Our requirement is that, if the source qty in alternate unit of measure (LTAP-VSOLA) contains a decimal value i.e. if LTAP-VSOLA = 2.500 CAR ( Carton is the alternate unit of measure ), then the TO line must be split into two lines and the qty must be distributed as 2 CAR and 6 EA ( Each is the Base unit of Measure ), considering that 1 CAR = 12 EA.

I tried searching for any FM/BAPI for changing TO's, so that it can be used in the above exit after TO creation, but could not find any . Any suggestions to over come this will be highly appreciated.

Thanks & regards,

Sandeep

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JL23
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In an automatic created TO SAP will take the WM unit, which is either an extra WM unit, or the base unit or the unit from the referenced document.

But I think it will not take 2 different units by itself for one material from one reference document.

Based on your palletization data in WM2 view (which will act as a default for TO creation) you can define how SAP will split the TO items And if I am not mistaken, than this can even be influenced by an exit.

Former Member
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Hi Jurgen,

You are right. The system does not propose TO's with different UoM's for the same material. The TO split thro configuration which you have suggested does not check for the decimal value of the quantity, but rather it takes the Qty value as a whole.

As far as I have seen , there are no user exits which can be used to influence the creation of TO line items. Let me know if u come across any of them, which can be used to modify the system determined TO lines.

Regards,

Sandeep