Hi Vivek,
Thank you so much. Its very clear now.
You know what.....? I was using using only one wage type for valuation i.e 20% of X wage type = Y wage type. I did use PRZNT to define this. And I did test giving 20 % in Basic pay infotype and also without mentioning 20 % in Basic pay,but it did not work. So now i understand to define such scenario in GB we need to use SUMME and its working now . I did test.
Cheers,
NL.
---------------Original Message---------------
From: vivek gupta
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2010 10:54 AM
Subject: Difference between Indirect vlaution modules PRZNT and SUMME
> Hi,
>
> I hope it 'll help you.
>
> The system calculates certain wage types as a percentage of other wage
> types.
>
> You can use two modules for indirect valuation. Both of these modules are
> based
> on how you set up the Base Wage Type Valuation table.
>
> You have 3 wage type,wage type 1,wage type2,wage type3 and want to calculate
> % bonus of all 3 wage types, in your bonus wage type 4.
>
> SUMME
> The amount for wage type 4 should consist of 20% of wage type 1, 30% of
> wage type 2, and 20% of wage type 3.
>
> 1. wage type1 = 20%
> 2. wage type2 = 30%
> 3. wage type3 = 20% .........% of WT 1,2,3 in to WT 4
>
>
> PRZNT
> The amount for wage type 4 should now consist of 20% of wage type 1, 30%
> of wage type 2, and 20% of wage type 3. In addition, the system
> should also multiply this amount by a percentage you enter in the
> Basic Pay infotype,
>
>
>
> 1. wage type1 = 20%
> 2. wage type2 = 30%
> 3. wage type3 = 20% .........% of WT 1,2,3 in to WT 4 (in addition %
> ) = WT 4
>
> Cheers,
>
> vivek
>
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 13,
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