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Bill of Material Effective Dating
schinsky
Member Posts: 16
Hi All,
Have anyone ever created a way to have the Bill of Material Version Effective Date calculate based on Item Availability? Need the effective date to actually be projected by the Item Availability (On-Hand and Demand + Lead Times). This way current Items, in the old version, can be consumed timely and based on Demand you can calculate when the new Version has to take effect.
Thank you,
Steve
Have anyone ever created a way to have the Bill of Material Version Effective Date calculate based on Item Availability? Need the effective date to actually be projected by the Item Availability (On-Hand and Demand + Lead Times). This way current Items, in the old version, can be consumed timely and based on Demand you can calculate when the new Version has to take effect.
Thank you,
Steve
Steven Chinsky
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