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Message type: E = Error
Message class: ICL_MI - Multiple Insurance
Message number: 036
Message text: Total of shares < 100% (distribution plan &1)
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ICL_MI036
- Total of shares < 100% (distribution plan &1) ?The SAP error message ICL_MI036 "Total of shares < 100% (distribution plan &1)" typically occurs in the context of the SAP Insurance module, particularly when dealing with distribution plans for insurance products. This error indicates that the total percentage of shares allocated in a distribution plan does not sum up to 100%.
Cause:
- Incorrect Distribution Plan Setup: The distribution plan may have been set up with share percentages that do not total 100%. This can happen if shares are assigned incorrectly or if some shares are missing.
- Data Entry Errors: Manual entry errors during the setup of the distribution plan can lead to incorrect percentages.
- Changes in Distribution: If there have been recent changes to the distribution plan, such as adding or removing participants, the total may not have been recalculated correctly.
Solution:
- Review Distribution Plan: Check the distribution plan referenced in the error message (indicated by &1). Ensure that all share percentages are correctly entered and that they sum to 100%.
- Adjust Percentages: If the total is less than 100%, adjust the percentages of the shares accordingly. Ensure that the sum of all shares equals 100%.
- Check for Missing Entries: Ensure that all necessary entries for the distribution plan are included. If any participants are missing, add them with the appropriate share percentages.
- Recalculate if Necessary: If the distribution plan has been modified, recalculate the shares to ensure they total 100%.
- Consult Documentation: Refer to SAP documentation or guidelines for setting up distribution plans to ensure compliance with best practices.
Related Information:
ICL1
for creating distribution plans or ICL2
for modifying them.If the issue persists after following these steps, it may be beneficial to consult with your SAP support team or a functional consultant who specializes in the Insurance module for further assistance.
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