C_TB1300_07 · Question #105
One of the items has a definition of 10 in the 'Factor 2' field on the 'Purchasing Data' tab page in the item master. When I enter a purchase order and select this item, the system automatically…
The correct answer is A. To change the quantity in the purchase order, while maintaining the automatic calculation, B. Open the item master and enter the relevant quantity in the 'Factor 2' field on the 'Purchasing C. For the purchase order, mark the 'Factor 1' field in Form Settings as visible. D. In the purchase order, show the 'Factor 2' field and flag the active box. E. It is not possible to change the quantity of an item with a definition of factors. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
One of the items has a definition of 10 in the 'Factor 2' field on the 'Purchasing Data' tab page in the item master. When I enter a purchase order and select this item, the system automatically proposes 10 in the 'Quantity' field. The problem is that if I change the value in the 'Quantity' field, the system does not multiply the value I type by 10, but leaves it unchanged. What can I do to ensure that the system automatically multiplies the value I enter by 10?
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- ATo change the quantity in the purchase order, while maintaining the automatic calculation,
- BOpen the item master and enter the relevant quantity in the 'Factor 2' field on the 'Purchasing
- CFor the purchase order, mark the 'Factor 1' field in Form Settings as visible.
- DIn the purchase order, show the 'Factor 2' field and flag the active box.
- EIt is not possible to change the quantity of an item with a definition of factors.
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