E1: 45: Check Price and Availability (P4074) Calculates a Non-Zero Amount for a Zero Amount Foreign Adjustment
(Doc ID 3002280.1)
Last updated on MARCH 25, 2024
Applies to:
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Advanced Pricing - Sales - Version 9.2 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
Check Price and Availability (P4074) calculates a Non-Zero amount for a Multicurrency Mandatory Price Adjustment with Basis Code 2 (Percent of Current Net Price) or 8 (Add On User Program Amount) and a Factor Value of Zero.
This is similar to the issue fixed in Bug 27509985 - CURRENCY-ZERO VALUE ADJUSTMENT INCORRECTLY CALCULATED AS .0001 CAUSES OOB IB, which only corrected the issue for Adjustments with Basis Code 5.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Setup a Price Adjustment Definition with the following setup
- Line Level Adjustment
- Adjustment Control Code 1 (Do Not Print on Document.
- Mandatory Adjustment Checkbox checked
- Apply Absolute Value Checkbox checked
- Quantity Level Break Selected
- Create an Adjustment Schedule (P4070) with just the one adjustment on it.
- Customer 5255 has Mexican Peso (MXN) Currency.
- On Customer Billing Instructions, for Mexican Customer 5255 populate schedule.
- Price Adjustment Detail (P4072) has the following setup:
- Customer Number = 5255
- Item = 230
- From Level = 1
- UOM = EA
- Basis Code = 2 (Percent of Current Net Price)
- Factor Value = Zero
- Currency Code = USD
- Price Adjustment Schedule (P4070) includes the Mandatory Adjustment name.
- Run Check Price and Availability (P4074)
- Enter Sold To and Ship To Customer Address = 5255
- Enter Branch Plant with USD Currency = 30
- Enter Adjustment Schedule Name = PESCH
- Enter Item Number = 230
- Quantity From = 1
- Click Find
- Exchange Rate Defaults as 17.45000 MXP per USD
- Mandatory Price Adjustment is returned with a Foreign Unit Price of .0004 MXP when it should return a Foreign Unit Price of .0000 MXP
Adjustment has Factor Value Numeric = Zero
Adjustment Calculates Non-Zero Amount of .0004 MXN
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