Reply from Typewriter on Jan 18 at 11:40 AM Hi Laurie,
I have tested this requirement SUCCESSFULLY.
There were absolutely NO problems!
The configuration and steps used for testing are as follows -
1. In V/06, for K004, field Plus/Minus = A (positive), field Manual entry = No limitations
2. In VK11, for K004, value = 1 EUR (or 0 EUR) for a specific S Org., D channel and Material
3. In VA01, for a cmr and this particular material, at line item level -
- K004 is populating with relevant price (from the condition record data)
- I can change this value to ANY value
and then save the sales order.
FYI - In V/08, in my pricing procedure, Mandatory, Required and Statistics are de-activated.
PS - If you are marking a condition type as STATISTICAL, in the pricing procedure, then that would not add up in your Net value.
Please comment, if I have missed something.
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: Laurie Crow
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2012 11:00 AM
Subject: Condition Type Upper and Lower Limits
The condition type is not a surcharge, it is statistical only, and checked as accrual to post cost of installation as quoted by the sales rep. Perhaps using upper or lower limit is not the correct technique, I agree.
Creating the condition record with a value of zero causes the condition type to appear when appropriate so my people do not have to remember to add it manually. Now I am looking for a way to force people to populate a value other than zero before the order can be saved and/or delivered.
Hope this clarifies. |
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