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Highlight one of the items: Your screen will look like this:
You will go to this screen: YPH1 as shown in below screen is the product code’s WPP. Copy and paste to
the Lubes pricing template
Get all the WPP needed for the price upload and paste it in the Lubes Pricing Template like so:
Once you completed all the data needed, let us proceed in the next step.
If you noticed, there is a 1.12 on top of the WPP column. That is for VAT. WPP that you copied in SAP in
vat ex. You have to ensure that you multiply the 1.12 in the copied WPP. Otherwise, your computation
will be INCORRECT.
Note:
The template’s default is YPH3 like in above example. What this template does is the text file needed in
SAP
So in above example, the result is positive. Let proceed in the next step.
NZM10, enter
Next screen will be asking for the file you want to upload.
Next step is to check if the uploaded price is REFLECTING in the system—VERY IMPORTANT
Go to VA01, enter the client code and the product codes you want to check.
If the ZVAT= the requested price of the business, the price upload is successful.
If the ZVAT in SAP does not match the requested price of the AM, something is wrong in the text file.
Double check your file. The price in SAP must be the price request of the AM.
IMPORTANT REMINDER:
To better appreciate, YPH3 is the discount given to our clients. It means the NET PRICE is lower than
WPP (COST)
If the computation result is negative—it means we are not giving discount. It means the price request
of our AM is higher than our WPP (cost) it’s a good thing. It means—gain on TPC’s side.