Transportation Management with SAP LES

Shipment Cost Settlement 13.3
determined. In my example, I specified Rounding Rule “0007”. If the shipment
total weight is, for example, 7,245.780 kg, the system rounds commercially to 10
kg, that is, 7,250 kg is used for the further calculation. In the Scale unit of meas.
field, you enter your scale unit, that is, “kg” in my example. I copied the scale from
Figure 13.49.
An important figure is hidden behind the scale which is indicated in the C column:
the calculation type. Here, you define whether the shipment values for each scale
value are absolute amounts (“A”, for example, a fixed amount) or relative amounts
(“B”, for example, x Euros per n kg).
In the Calculatn tab, you enter additional important parameters: Check the two
checkboxes, Min. configurable and Max. config., if you want to place the respective
minimum and maximum values in your scale. In the Price unit field, you
specify the relative price for a defined scale basis, in this case, the price is per
100 kg. The price calculated must now be rounded commercially (Rounding rule
field).
Figure 13.52 Other Parameters to Define Your Scale
If you use a to scale, the calculation is completed after the last scale value has been
used, 15,000 kg in my example. To reach maximum amounts, use a trick: define the
last scale value as a number that can never be reached (for instance, 999,999 kg) and
enter an absolute fixed amount there. Now, save the scale via the icon. The system
provides the scale number that you will require at a later stage.
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