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CK11N exclude a BOM Component, which has material type PRT

Former Member

‎10-01-2018 7:51 PM

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Dear Gurus,

We want to calculate in CK11N and exclude proper material components in CK11N, which are from material type PRT. I know it is possible to exclude it in BOM. But the department do not want to change the Boms. We need to exclude those materials by User exit/BADI. Please advise a user exit/BADI with whom we can achieve that. BR Dieter

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mmcisme1
Active Contributor

‎10-03-2018 8:13 PM

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What happens when they do the actual cost and it contains the PRT values? Do they have a plan in place for that?

margaretk
Participant

‎10-04-2018 12:20 AM

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As Michelle advises, there are quite a few considerations when making changes that affect costing.

There is always a user exit/BAdI out there if you need one. But I would avoid implementing an enhancement in the CK11N. A cost change to the PRT component in the CK11N will affect the standard cost of the component as well as the top level material.

In my opinion, a better solution would be to set the Costing Relevancy flag (STPO~SANKA) in the BOMs to <blank> for the PRT components. This will exclude them from the costing structure.

You can then implement a BAdI in the CS01 / CS02 to ensure the Costing Relevancy flag is set correctly for added and changed lines according to the material type. I think the CHANGE_BEFORE_UPDATE method in the BOM_UPDATE BAdI would be a good choice.