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Yes, you can allocate from a purchase order to a specific sales order.0
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You could only reserve from that Purchase Orders, which Expected Receive Date less then Shipment Date from Sales Order. That Purchase lines are accumulated in Reserve form (Sales Order, Functions -> Reserve).Sincerely yours, GRIZZLY
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GRIZZLY wrote:You could only reserve from that Purchase Orders, which Expected Receive Date less then Shipment Date from Sales Order. That Purchase lines are accumulated in Reserve form (Sales Order, Functions -> Reserve).
That correct. In addition to the usual things that must match (Item No., Location Code, Variant Code, etc) the Expected Receipt Date must be before the Shipment Date. It's a common reason I've seen for things not to appear as being available to reserve. It makes sense, though, as you cannot ship things that you won't have yet.0
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