on 2014 Nov 10 4:45 AM
Hi all,
I have a issue where I have two potential tax rates applied to a billing record. The user would like to see the tax amounts split by the tax rates. The tax rate is a Key Figure so I can't do a selection based on the rate. I have tried using the bolean operator, but this hasn't worked either. If I bring the lowest level like the billing doc then you can see the rate applied, but when I remove the doc then the rate sums up ...
so in the report we would like to see
Tax Rate 1 Tax rate 2
Customer XXX 50 150
It seems like its doable, but I have a blank
Thanks
Denise
Hi Denise,
If the tax rate changes for each billing document, you should better handle this in the modelling side. If I got your requirement right, I think it is not possible to do this in the query. What you can do is adding a new key figure to the infoprovider and do the calculation there. Then you will get the correct sum. You can also think of using virtual key figures if reloading the data is not possible.
Hope it gives an idea.
Regards
Yasemin...
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Hi Denise,
Try using the "Exception Aggregation" feature of Query Designer(available for Formulas/CKFs) where Ref. Characteristic will be Billing Doc.
Regards,
ND
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Hi Yasemin I think you are right - I don't want to use the tax rate as a figure, I want to use it as a characteristic so in my report its will show
TAX Rate X TAX rate y
Customer material $50 $100
And whether I add document, or remove material it will always show the same tax rate, currently anything I do at the query level is behaving like a figure
Hi,
Create 2 RKFs based on Billing Doc.
e.g. Tax Rate 1 = KF Tax Rate restrict on ZBIL1
Tax Rate 2 = KF Tax Rate restrict on ZBIL2
Hope this will help you.
Regards,
Sucheta
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