on 2008 Nov 22 5:30 AM
Hi,
I have a special requirement in Intercompany process..
I want the Ordering company to be charged with Moving Average Price of the Material instead of the Normal Price.
Can some on help me out with this?
Thanks,
Challa.
Request clarification before answering.
Dear friend,
VPRS is the condition which brings the current material cost to the sales order level. so if you make your base price condition equal to the VPRS condition type you may be able to bring the value of the moving average price to the sales order/ Billing level.
Make Material Master Price of a material as sales price automatically
The first method is not to set the pricing condition VPRS as statistical.
Simply remove PR00 and it will work fine if you always use VPRS as your pricing base inside the pricing procedure.
VPRS will reads both prices based on the price control in the material master.
Price control S for standard price.
Price control V for moving average price.
It is this simple if you do not have any other "Prices" in the price procedure.
However, if you are using one pricing procedure where for some items you price using VPRS and some others using PR00, then you should use requirement routines to enable the correct price condition type at the right time.
The second method involves more work as you need to write a formula (VOFM) to get that information.
This is how it goes :-
1. Set VPRS to be the first step in the pricing procedure and to be subtotal B (as standard).
2. Set PR00 with alt. calc. type formula, which sets the value of PR00 to be equal to the subtotal B.
The routine (created with transaction VOFM) is:
RV64A901
FORM FRM_KONDI_WERT_600.
XKWERT = KOMP-WAVWR.
ENDFORM.
The pricing procedure than looks like that:
Step 1 VPRS statistical, subtotal B, reqt 4
Step 2 PR00 Altcty 600
Try this and let us know
Regards,
Sudhir
Edited by: Sudhir Nair(India) on Nov 22, 2008 8:29 AM
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