This SAP Note describes the following:
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Sequence of the most important processing steps:
Consequences:
This list is exemplary and may not be complete:
1. If a scale base value is already determined within the condition base formula [step b)], this scale base value is overwritten again in step d) by the scale base value determined according to the R/3 standard logic. Therefore, this procedure is not useful in general. However, you can determine a condition basis deviating from the R/3 standard logic within a scale base formula [step e)], because step a) has already been executed at this time.
2. If a condition value is already determined within a condition basis formula [step b)], this condition value is overwritten again in step f) by the condition value determined according to the R/3 standard logic. Therefore, this procedure is not useful in general. However, you can determine a condition basis deviating from the R/3 standard logic within a condition value formula [step g)], because step a) has already been executed at this time.
Hopwever, in documents that have been partially billed, for example, this procedure can cause error behavior. In this case, the condition values fixed with 'F' in a pricing are adjusted proportionately with the factor "new basis/old basis". This adjustment takes place between step b) and step c). This means that the calculation of the new condition basis in step g) takes place too late.
3. For a condition type, a condition value formula is used as well as a condition update specifying the maximum condition basis (for more information about the condition update, see Note 615370). This combination may not work correctly under certain circumstances. The condition value determined in step f) according to R/3 standard logic is based on the condition basis that may have been reduced in step c), but the condition value determined in the condition value formula is only determined as expected if this formula also uses the reduced condition basis. This prerequisite is not met, for example, in the value formulas from Note 80183 ("Rounding").
4. If you use the calculation type "G" (formula), steps a) and f) are omitted. In the standard R/3 system, the condition basis and condition value are not determined. The fields XKOMV-KAWRT and XKOMV-KWERT are filled with random values. Therefore, for the calculation type "G", you must use formulas that ensure that the condition basis and the condition value are determined (this is required; also see Note 912145).
5. If you use the reference step "G" (scale based on a formula) step d) is omitted. In the standard R/3 system, the scale base value is not determined. The field XKOMV-KSTBS is filled with a random value. For the reference step "G", you must use a formula that ensures that the scale base value is determined (this is required; see also Note 1006453).
FORM XKOMV_BEWERTEN, include LV61AA55
This is due to the design of R/3 pricing.
Note that this is a consultation note. Further inquiries about the function described above are not processed by regular support, but by consulting, and are subject to separate remuneration.
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