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TO MAKE INACTIVE CONDITION ACTIVE IN SAP

This blogger contains details on how to set an INACTIVE CONDITION  to ACTIVE while processing Sales Order

content:

1. BUSINESS REQUIREMENT

Due to some
legal restrictions in Russia, Russia Local Plant cannot hold any stock for the material and hence it is non valuated which means the Standard Price is Zero ( 0 $ )
The stock will be replenished from another company code and we used our Standard Third Party process  in which PR is created
which will be converted to PO and when we do GR, the Standard Price of that
plant is calculated in the GR.
The baseline pricing structure is mapped in such a way that VPRS is calculated from the Material master and on which 15% markup is added as base price. Since the
Cost price in VPRS condition is Zero Markup calculated on VPRS will be obviously calculates to Zero and both conditions were set as INACTIVE as per
the condition properties

2. CREATE SALES ORDER
we will create a sales order for a material, whose standard Price is set to 0
Status is shown as INACTIVE for VPRS
3. Design of requirement
In order to cater this requirement we have developed following solutions
  1.  one to make the Pricing condition to Set ACTIVE
  2. . To copy the value from GR to Delivery
  3.  Get the VPRS sourced from Delivery document to Billing.

4. SOLUTION FOR MAKING CONDITION ACTIVE
Even if we copy VPRS value from Delivery to Billing document, the condition INACTIVE
status is copied from Sales order
So  We set the VPRS condition as GROUP CONDITION and it makes the INACTIVE status
to ACTIVE
    group condition.png
5. RESULT
VPRS.png
On which our PR00 is calculated
Just I  thought of sharing this as it is achieved with some minor modifications without
implementing any code changes or exit changes.
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