C_TS462_2021 · Question #59
You maintain a sales order with several items and apply a freight charge. The system should automatically distribute the freight charge among the items based on the net value.What do you need to do?
The correct answer is A. Set up condition type groups for the freight charge. Setting up condition type groups is the SAP SD mechanism that enables the system to pool freight condition values and apportion them proportionally across line items based on their net values. In pricing configuration (V/06), assigning a condition type group links the freight…
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You maintain a sales order with several items and apply a freight charge. The system should automatically distribute the freight charge among the items based on the net value.What do you need to do?
Options
- ASet up condition type groups for the freight charge.
- BSet up calculation type B (fixed amount) for the freight charge.
- CSet up the freight charge as a header condition.
- DAssign a group condition routine to the freight charge.
How the community answered
(61 responses)- A61% (37)
- B21% (13)
- C11% (7)
- D7% (4)
Explanation
Setting up condition type groups is the SAP SD mechanism that enables the system to pool freight condition values and apportion them proportionally across line items based on their net values. In pricing configuration (V/06), assigning a condition type group links the freight condition to a group-level distribution logic, telling the system to spread the total charge across items in proportion to each item's share of the overall net value.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B (Calculation type B – fixed amount): This controls how the condition value is calculated (as a flat amount rather than a percentage), not how it is distributed across items - irrelevant to apportionment.
- C (Header condition): A header condition sits at the document level and applies once to the whole order; it does not automatically flow down and split itself among individual line items.
- D (Group condition routine): A group condition routine defines the basis for distribution (quantity, weight, value, etc.), but a routine alone is not sufficient - the condition type group setup is the prerequisite configuration that activates the grouping and triggers the routine.
Memory tip: Think of a condition type group as the "bucket" that collects freight charges, and the group condition routine as the "formula" for splitting the bucket. The exam question asks what you set up to enable distribution - that's building the bucket first (condition type group, A).
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