SAP ABAP Data Element OIC_FORMUOM (Displayed unit of measure for Formula and Average conditions)
Hierarchy
BBPCRM (Software Component) BBPCRM
   CRM (Application Component) Customer Relationship Management
     CRM_APPLICATION (Package) All CRM Components Without Special Structure Packages
       OIC (Package) MAP Marketing, Accounting and Pricing
Basic Data
Data Element OIC_FORMUOM
Short Description Displayed unit of measure for Formula and Average conditions  
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type D   Domain
Type of Object Referenced     No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type MEINS    
Data Type UNIT   Unit key for QUAN fields 
Length 3    
Decimal Places 0    
Output Length 3    
Value Table T006    
Further Characteristics
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No Input History    
Basic direction is set to LTR    
No BIDI Filtering    
Field Label
  Length  Field Label  
Short 10 Form.UoM 
Medium 15 Formula UoM 
Long 20 Display formula UoM 
Heading FUoM 
Documentation

Definition

This field contains the unit of measure (UoM) to which the formula rate (price, discount or surcharge) of a Formula & Average condition refers. This field determines which unit of measure is displayed on the condition screen.

Depending on the calculation mode within the Formula & Average module, the value of this field has different implications. The following section describes at which step the evaluation is influenced by the value of this field:

Calculation mode is value based:

  1. The A versus B rule determines the formula value for the formula condition.
  2. The formula rate is calculated from the formula value.
    This field determines to which unit of measure a quantity has to be converted, before it can be used in the following calculation:

    formular rate = formular value / quantity * pricing unit
    in [cuky/(prun*uom)] [cuky] / [uom] * x

Calculation mode is rate based:

  1. The combination cuky_f / prun_f / uom_f of the formula rate determines to which combination the item rates and the term rates are converted.
    This field represents the value of uom_f.
  2. The A versus B rule determines the formula rate from the term rates.
  3. The formula value is calculated from the formula rate.
    This field determines to which unit of measure a quantity has to be converted, before it can be used in the following calculation:


    formular value = formular rate * (quantity / pricing unit)
    in [cuky] [cuky/(prun*uom)] [uom] / x

Default value

If no value is specified, a value for the UoM is defaulted from the condition screen (sales UoM in SD module and pricing UoM in MM module). This UoM value is used in both calculation modes during the evaluation. This UoM is not saved in the database and is indicated as <space> in display mode.
(This is due to the initial status of the field in the database, which is displayed as <space> for this data type.)

Example

Calculation mode is value based:

The formula pricing unit is 100 (specified in the formula pricing unit field).
The formula UoM is KG (specified in this field).
The quantity is 3.000 TO (displayed in the condition screen).

The formula value is 100.00 USD (assumed as the result of step 1).

=> The calculated formula rate is 3.33 USD/(100 KG).
    { 100.00 USD / [3.000 TO * 10*(100 KG)/TO] }

Calculation mode is rate based:

The formula pricing unit is 100 (specified in the formula pricing unit field).
The formula UoM is KG (specified in this field).
The quantity is 3.000 TO (displayed in the condition screen).

The formula rate is 3.33 USD/(100 KG) (assumed as the result of step 2).

=> The calculated formula value is 99.99 USD.
    { 3.33 USD/(100 KG) * [3.000 TO * 10*(100 KG)/TO) }

Note: The above example demonstrates that a formula rate does not correspond to the same formula value in the two different calculation modes.

Procedure

If you want the formula rate to be displayed/calculated in a UoM other than the sales UoM (in SD module) or the pricing UoM (in MM module), enter a value.

History
Last changed by/on SAP  20050224 
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