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Grouping - Planned Production Orders
vj2000
Member Posts: 5
Hi Guys,
If I have 3 different Finished Goods (BOM) made from the same sub bom, is it possible to group the sub bom at the master scheduling stage so that I get only one consolidated line in the planned production order for the sub bom and 3 different lines for the finished goods.
I am aware of the grouping functionality in the planning stage but I want avoid the manual grouping.
I am using AX 4.0
Regards,
Vishal
If I have 3 different Finished Goods (BOM) made from the same sub bom, is it possible to group the sub bom at the master scheduling stage so that I get only one consolidated line in the planned production order for the sub bom and 3 different lines for the finished goods.
I am aware of the grouping functionality in the planning stage but I want avoid the manual grouping.
I am using AX 4.0
Regards,
Vishal
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If it is requirement the system generates planned order for each requirement.
If it is period the system consolidates all the requirement with in the period - specified in the Coverage period and generated a single planned order.