You want to use condition exclusion. For which of the following pricing elements can you set the condition exclusion indicator? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

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• ACondition record
• BCondition category
• CCondition type groups
• DCondition type

• A
  84% (21)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  12% (3)

Explanation

In SAP SD pricing, the condition exclusion indicator can be set in two places: directly on a condition record (A) in the master data, allowing exclusion to apply only to that specific record, and on a condition type (D) in Customizing (transaction V/06), which applies the exclusion behavior to all records of that type. Together, these give you control at both the granular and the categorical level.

Condition category (B) is a classification field within a condition type (e.g., "B" for prices, "A" for discounts) - it is a descriptor, not a configuration object where exclusion indicators can be maintained.

Condition type groups (C) are used as part of the condition exclusion procedure (you assign types to groups and define which groups exclude each other), but the exclusion indicator itself is not set on the group - the group is the mechanism, not the trigger.

Memory tip: Think "Records and Types get the flag" - the two places you can actually tick an exclusion indicator follow the pattern of master data (record) and Customizing definition (type), which mirrors how most SAP SD configuration works at both levels.

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