This means you use the base period category in the installation to control the interval from which

the forecast values are to be taken.

If the field does not contain anything, then either the meter reading results or set period value from
the previous period is analyzed.

If you have not specified the base period category, then the meter reading results from the previous
year are analyzed and a corresponding forecast value calculated. The details of this process will be
shown using several examples.

The term period demand refers to a specific demand value as a peak demand value within a
predetermined period, for example peak demand of 300 kW over 30 day periods which extend
indefinitely, starting from January 1st 1999. How this standard value is interpreted depends on the
register category.

The linear weighting procedure (daily weighting) is allocated to registers that measure demand,
since demand must always be measured at a specific time.

If the base period category is not set then the expected meter readings are calculated on the basis of
the corresponding previous period

The data relevant to tax calculation, such as net amounts and the tax codes, is stored in the billing
documents.

You can choose the sequence of billing lines for bill printout without restriction. To do this
you must define the presort key in the table Sorting for Bill Printout (V_TE530) (in
Customizing for SAP Utilitiesunder Invoicing → Bill Printout → Define Sort Criteria for
Bill Printout ).

All billing lines (cross-document) are sorted according to the presort key.