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    The document provides an example of how goods receipt valuation is calculated in SAP when the purchase order unit of measure differs from the order price unit. It explains that the valuation will be based on the order price unit according to SAP note 399906. The example shows how to check the conversion rules between units of measure and create a purchase order with a quantity of 500 pieces at a net price of 30 EUR per piece, where 1 kilogram equals 5 pieces.

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    The document provides an example of how goods receipt valuation is calculated in SAP when the purchase order unit of measure differs from the order price unit. It explains that the valuation will be based on the order price unit according to SAP note 399906. The example shows how to check the conversion rules between units of measure and create a purchase order with a quantity of 500 pieces at a net price of 30 EUR per piece, where 1 kilogram equals 5 pieces.

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    The document provides an example of how goods receipt valuation is calculated in SAP when the purchase order unit of measure differs from the order price unit. It explains that the valuation will be based on the order price unit according to SAP note 399906. The example shows how to check the conversion rules between units of measure and create a purchase order with a quantity of 500 pieces at a net price of 30 EUR per piece, where 1 kilogram equals 5 pieces.

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    InIn the below section an example is provided to show how the goods receipt valuation is

    calculated in the standard system design.

    In a Purchase Order the Order Unit can be different than the Order Price Unit. The valuation of
    the Goods Receipt will be based on the Order Price Unit.

    SAP note 399906 explains the formula to make the calculation alerting that the quantity to be
    posted is on PO price unit.

    Example
    Example: GR valuation when using different units of measure.

    A) Check conversion rules in MM03.

    Into the material master data (basic data 1 view->additional data->unit of measures) we can keep
    the conversion rules for the material unit of measure.

    MM03 - Display Material

    B) Create a Purchase Order in ME21N.

    Data:

    PO qty: 500 PC, considering that 1 KG = 5 PC


    PO net price = 30 EUR

    PO price unit = 1 PC

    ME21N - Create Purchase Order

    the below section an example is provided to show how the goods receipt valuation is calculated
    in the standard system design.

    In a Purchase Order the Order Unit can be different than the Order Price Unit. The valuation of
    the Goods Receipt will be based on the Order Price Unit.

    SAP note 399906 explains the formula to make the calculation alerting that the quantity to be
    posted is on PO price unit.

    Example
    Example: GR valuation when using different units of measure.

    A) Check conversion rules in MM03.

    Into the material master data (basic data 1 view->additional data->unit of measures) we can keep
    the conversion rules for the material unit of measure.

    MM03 - Display Material


    B) Create a Purchase Order in ME21N.

    Data:

    PO qty: 500 PC, considering that 1 KG = 5 PC

    PO net price = 30 EUR

    PO price unit = 1 PC

    ME21N - Create Purchase Order

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