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reporting scrap
Reinhard
Member Posts: 249
Please help, this should be easy, but I am having a lot of problems. Maybe I search for wrong terms.
example:
We have a OPF for qty 10 of item A. Now only 8 come out of shop that pass QA. HOW DO I REPORT THE SCRAP?
Basically what field can I change so that 10 are consumed, and 8 produced.
Whenever I change scrap % anywhere in Nav. it seems like it has no effect at all.
Your help in this matter is greatly appreciated.
example:
We have a OPF for qty 10 of item A. Now only 8 come out of shop that pass QA. HOW DO I REPORT THE SCRAP?
Basically what field can I change so that 10 are consumed, and 8 produced.
Whenever I change scrap % anywhere in Nav. it seems like it has no effect at all.
Your help in this matter is greatly appreciated.
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If it's consumed material then there is more to think about, if not AdamRoue's solution works fine.
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