Can the Number of Months in "Enhancement of Intervals for Monthly Calc. of Time Portions" i.e TE433 be in Decimals.

[Former Member]

Hello ISU Gurus ,

If this question is too basic kind apologies for the same as am an ABAP Developer pretty new to ISU and need to dive deep into Functional aspects of ISU  for my current Project , searched a lot but was not able to find any relevant content for this in SCN.

There is a requirement which need to implement a BADI for Dynamic Period Control.

So my question is table TE433 which is used for "Enhancement of Intervals for Monthly Calc. of Time Portions" has a field called MONTHSREG (

Number of Months: Standard ) ,

so my question is can this field have Decimal values ? Has anyone faced such scenario and can throw some light on the same.

As I can see in my system whole numbers are filled for this field in this table.

[Former Member]

Hi Sijin,

Nope it cannot have decimal values.

Thanks n Regards,

Rakesh..

sapisurdg.wordpress.com

[Former Member]

Then can you tell me how to handle a situation say 45 days for which we need to give the value of MONTHSREG as 1.5 .

And

Yeah I noticed the Technical Information of the Field , it supports no Decimal.

[Former Member]

Month has to be either 1 or 2 in your case.

[Former Member]

But how will it represent 45 days .

[Former Member]

Hi Sijin,

If you read the help doc in customization for this , you would find that an example has been provided.

Now it depends on the Business how the set the lower and upper limits and how many months they consider your billing period of 45 days. Again months cannot be in decimals.

Also if the period doesn't fall in any limit then the time portion of the billing period is determined to the day and, if required, converted to the standard month (30 days) or standard year (365 days) (depending on settings for reference days). <copied>

Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Rakesh..

sapisurdg.wordpress.com

[Former Member]

determined to the day

I will go through documentation further on this note...