pricing - condition types and req.

[was_wasssu]

I have two condition types. Only the condition type A has a access sequence assigned. In the pricing procedure, the condition type A has only the Reqt 2 assigned. C.t. B has a requirement and a calculation type assigned.

What i want: for a certain scenario the condition type A should be calculated as condition type B is calculated and to ignore the condition records found. Is it possible? How can i do that? It's enough if i create a requirement for A as a copy from B and assign it?

A is upper in the pricing procedure than B.

Thanks

[Former Member]

Better to create a new requirement for Cond type A that if it meets your particular scenario, it should calculate as per the AltCalc type (assign the same AltCalc type of Cond type B to Cond type A).If not, then  it should behave as per the Requirement 002.

[was_wasssu]

And if exists record conditions? will be ignored? or a have to do something to ignore it?

[Former Member]

For Cond type A :

1. Create a new requirement with logic combining ( reqt of Cond type B + standard reqt 2 ) so that if any of these situations this Cond type A will be executed.

2. Create a AltCalc type by copying the same of Cond type B and modify in such If it meets the particular scenario it should calculate as per AltCalc type of Cond type B and if not it should read the condition records of Cond type A.

[was_wasssu]

How can i "tell" to read the condition records or to calculate in my way?

Thanks

[Former Member]

Provide the func spec to ABAPer with logic and relevant table names. He will create the new routines and later you can assign it in your pric proc.

[Former Member]

Wassu,

Can you please give us more info? What kind of condition are these? Price, Surcharge,Discount?

Vic

[was_wasssu]

Price.

Thanks

[former_member211616]

Hi Bodiwala,

While doing doing copy condition type in the master data tab there is a option called reference document there u  have to maintain which contion type copying

Hope it will help u out

Regards

Ramesh prusty