DTW price list import

I have a list of 4 different price lists that correspond to the items in an import I am working on.
There is no predictable factoring ratio to use and I'm wondering if there is a way to import them as special prices?  How would I go about importing 4 different price lists into B1.
Thanks!
Mike

Hey Gordon,
I figured it out on my own.  Took a little while but I got it working for multiple price lists and got the customers linked to the proper price list.
I didn't figure out how to set baseline price though.  I tried using line 0 but it didn't work.  Other than that I'm sorted though, thanks for the response!

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  • DTW price lists

    Hello everyone,
    I know there are some threats about this topic, but I am still a little confused, as those threats all seem to be importing/updating prices based on items rather than business partners.
    My scenario is that ... for example
    3 suppliers S1, S2, S3 ..., they got overlapped items on their price lists.
    S1: Item001  £1
          Item002  £2
          Item003  £3
    S2: Item003 £3.01
          Item004 £4
          item005 £5
          item006 £6
    S3: Item003 $10
          Item004 $11
          Item006 $12
          Item007 £9
    I have used price list template to create 3 lists (around 200 in reality), namely S1,S2,S3 .. .  So now how can I put corresponding items with prices on the price lists through DTW?
    Supposingly, I should then use the templates --  item and item_prices.
    The data I got are a list per supplier, so how can I link one item to multiple suppliers?
    Hope you understand what I mean ...
    Edited by: Y on Nov 7, 2008 6:14 PM

    Hello Y,
    Here is a sample of the DTW import files.
    SpecialPrices.csv:
    RecordKey,ItemCode,CardCode,AutoUpdate,Currency,DiscountPercent,Price,PriceListNum
    RecordKey,ItemCode,CardCode,AutoUpdate,Currency,DiscountPercent,Price,PriceListNum
    1,A1012,C1001,tYES,,5,,1
    SpecialPricesDataAreas.csv:
    RecordKey,LineNum,AutoUpdate,DateFrom,Dateto,Discount,PriceCurrency,PriceListNo,SpecialPrice
    RecordKey,LineNum,AutoUpdate,DateFrom,Dateto,Discount,PriceCurrency,PriceListNo,SpecialPrice
    1,,,20080101,20081212,5,,1,
    1,,,20081213,20081225,0,,1,
    1,,,20081226,20081231,15,,1,
    SpecialPricesQuantityAreas.csv:
    RecordKey,LineNum,Discountin,PriceCurrency,Quantity,SpecialPrice,SPDARowNumber
    RecordKey,LineNum,Discountin,PriceCurrency,Quantity,SpecialPrice,SPDARowNumber
    1,,2,,100,,1
    1,,4,,200,,1
    This will work in SAP Business One 2007 but not in 2005. SpecialPricesQuantityAreas -> SPDARowNumber is not exposed in SAP Business One 2005.
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    Paul
    SAP Business One Forums

  • Price list changed

    I have a customer on 2005 who is having a problem with one price list. The price list is based on another base price list. Manual is ticked in the price list for all items, however the item prices on that price list are changing daily and we don't know why.
    I have tested this and the price should only change if manual is deselected(before or after) or if the price is changed on the item master. If the price is changed on the item master, it shows up on the change log as changed field 'price List'.
    The customer says they have not deselected manual at any time and the item master data change log does not show any price change on item master data.
    Any ideas how this could be happening?

    Hi,
    <br /><br />
    I might be a bit late contributing to this, but I have found a bug in relation to manual selection within price lists and price updates/imports.
    <br /><br />
    Some of our price lists represent contracts where the price for certain items is set in stone. We do this by ticking the manual checkbox and entering in the price. These price lists have a parent price list as this is the easiest way to manage the price on those items no on contract. Some contract price lists also have a % discount on these non-contract items, achieved using the price list factor.
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    For a year or so (or even longer) we have suspected that changes were being made some items on contracts, and the manual checkbox being unticked. I put this down to user error and limited access to the contract price lists to only one user. Still the problem persisted. <br /><br />
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    T1.Price as 'Old Price', t1.ovrwritten as 'Old Status', T0.UpdateDate,T0.UserSign ; from AITM T0 Inner Join AIT1 T1
    on T0.Itemcode =T1.Itemcode and T1.Loginstanc =T0.loginstanc inner Join ITM1 t2
    on T2.ItemCode= T0.ItemCode
    where t0.itemcode = '07041' and t2.pricelist = 13
    <br /><br />
    Checking in the price list showed that it was no longer ticked.
    <br /><br />
    The last price update has been done via Import/Excel - import from excel, nothing to do with the price list in question or its parent price list.
    <br /><br />
    However, on my laptop/test system I ran the same price list import/update, before the manual box for the item was ticked, afterwards it was not.
    <br /><br />
    Very strange, and raised the question, why didnt it do this for all items on the import, and for all other contracts?.
    <br /><br />
    Further investigation showed that although the manual checkbox had been unticked, that the price remained the same. It just so happened that the previous manual price was the same as the parent price less the child price list factor, which in this case is 5%, i.e.:
    <br /><br />
    Original manual Child PL price = u20AC35.65
    Parent PL = u20AC37.53
    Child PL factor = 0.95
    36.53 x 0.95 = 35.63
    <br /><br />
    It would seem that for some reason SAP removes the manual tick from a child price list if it see's no difference between the child manual price and the parent price less the child price list factor. Which is strange and dangerous behavior.
    <br /><br />
    Now whether or not this happens on any other method of updating prices, I do not know, I have only tested the one method so far. To prove a point, I re-ticked the items manual checkbox in the child price list, altered the price slightly in the parent price list, and reran the update. This time the item child price remained as manual, this is because the parent price - the child factor was now different to the manual price in the child price list.
    <br /><br />
    I'm not sure where to go on this now, we do plan on upgrading  towards the end of this year, which leaves me with a problem in the interim. Perhaps I might capture the oncontract status of items and generate and alert when this changes, or something similiar.
    <br /><br />
    Anyway, I hope this might help others who suspect something is not quite right with manually entered prices in 2005 (our version is actually 2005A SP1 PL36).
    <br /><br />
    Martin.
    <br /><br />
    Edited by: Martin Barrett on Mar 10, 2010 4:27 PM

  • Import Specail Price List by DTW

    Hello all,
    I'm trying to import a Special Price List to expired the current price record, but I get the following error message:
    "Method '' of object '' failed65171".
    Here is the content of my SpeicalPrices.xls and SpecialPricesDataAreas.xls
    RecordKey     CardCode     ItemCode     AutoUpdate     Currency     DiscountPercent     PriceListNum     Price
    RecordKey     CardCode     ItemCode     AutoUpdate     Currency     DiscountPercent     PriceListNum     Price
    001     S10001     35823                         
    002     S10002     31972                         
    003     S10004     23800     
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    001     0               2008.10.31                    
    002     0               2008.10.31                    
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    Edited by: hkcm hkcm on Sep 29, 2008 5:54 AM

    Hi,
    I think it is caused by your record key data. it  must not be 001 but it shoud be 1, 2, 3, etc.
    I am sure you put the symbol ' near the zero. it is probably '001. '002, etc. this is not the requirement but it must be 1, 2, 3.etc.
    Let me know if you still find error although you have change the record key to be 1, 2, 3, etc.
    Rgds,

  • HOW TO IMPORT PRICE LIST?

    Dear friends.
    i am facing problem in importing price list,can u plz help me.
    1)i have made price list for certen items , that is ok with factor 1
    2)now i wants to update this price list through DTW
    3)but as per SAP templete i am anable to update it.
    4)i have  doubt that, will it update prices,because in temple there is no price as such.
    mahesh.

    It's much easier to use the built in SAP Business One Import from Excel from the Administration Menu.
    Use the following procedure.
    Regards,
    David
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    When exporting files from Excel to use as imports for update ensure that there is no header and there are only columns Item No./Pricelist/Price and Currency.  The Currency should comply with the standard SAP currency codes (GBP/USD/EUR, etc.).  Save the file as type Text (Tab delimited).  Use this file as per Importing Pricelists above.
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    D should auto populate to Price List Price Currency.
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    Select the file as per Price List Export Files above.
    The file will then be imported and the relevant Pricelist updated.

  • How to upload price for a item in price list using DTW ?

    hi all,
    How to upload prices of all the items in price list using DTW ?
    What are templates used for it ?
    Item masters were already created.
    Jeyakanthan

    Hi
    Create two Excel templates 'Items.xls' and 'Items_Prices.xls'
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  • Item Price Import Price List wise

    Dear All,
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    This is relatively simple to do.
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