without unit testing this will probably do the trick...
Two condition types:
Z001 Initial Set Price - Read via access sequence, Cond Class = Price, no manual entry allowed
Z002 Actual Price - Read via RefConditio Type = Z001, Application V, Cond Class = Price, Manual entry has priority
Now one issue you may have against what you mentioned is that Z002 will always be the active condition but you'll have Z001 there for reference. (if that is an issue explain further please)
hope that helps!
NaughtyBudgie
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From: Typewriter
Sent: Monday, May 30, 2011 3:42 PM
Subject: Price, Manual input in sales orders
Hi Experts,
Please advice the best way to fulfill the below requirement -
Business requirement -
During creation of sales order, the business some times has to manually fill in the price.
So there could be 3 cases -
1. No change in (set) Price (e.g. 800Euros per unit)
2. Change in Price - more than the set price (e.g. 810Euros per unit)
3. Change in Price - less than the set price (e.g. 780Euros per unit)
In every order, the set price must be mentioned (i.e. in tab[condition]. The set price must be active, unless there is a change in price, then the changed price must be active. So in orders with change in price, both changed & set price must be mentioned (i.e. in tab[condition]. |
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