Good day, l hope l will get some answers to these questions.
I am using Nav 4.0.1. I have setup my production forecast, and have WIP and a few Sales Orders. Now when l run the MRP/MPS its suggesting figures on the production forecast only. Its not netting with the inventory and WIP, yet the WIP and invwntory is all withing the planning period l have specified. So, what seting am l missing here.
Does Lot size (on the item table) play a role in MRP, or its just for the cost calculation? is there, therefore a setting to make MRP suggestion come in batched.
I have noticed that the scrap l hahve set on the item card are not being considered during planning too.
I hope l am clear enough, although l would gladly explain my situation again.
Thank you
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For the netting problem you must also set location for the forecast you have made. if forecast qty of produced item > sales order, system will use forecast qty - inventory in the same location. As about WIP, you must created a WIP location and WIP item then put it as same as forecasted item.
The lot size in the item table will be used in the production BOM. What I mean here is that item that set to be purchase will use it. if it is production, it will use lotsize field in routing.
As about scrap: the system will use the scrap calculation in production BOM and routing.
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The plan is making more sense now. But is there a way of aggregating the forecast with no location, and have inventory in all locations netted up?
I have read that the plan assumes "infinite capacity" but my start and end time on the plan are for a normal 5 day wrking week (8 - 430), based on the routing times (setup, run time etc).
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eg : if you have a demand ( Sales Order ) in location A, then absolutely this demand will also be supplied from location A, although you have more stocks in location B )
Actually I have been looking for a long time for this solution.
To solve your problem , you can do as following
1. use bin ( as your location of items )
2. only use location if you want to purposely exclude your MPS/MRP
( we use different location code to store bad Items, so NAV wont include your bad stocks ( Items ) in your MPS/MRP calculation
Regards
Kevin
Director of Business Systems
Saris Cycling Group - Madison, WI USA