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Question on manufacturing scheduling
dleroux
Member Posts: 87
Assume I have a machine center that normally works an 8 hour shift M-F.
Further assume that it is closing time on Friday.
Also assume am 40 hours into a 44 hour task that absolutely must be completed and on the loading dock at the start of business Monday morning.
"The guys" have no problem with working four hours of overtime on Saturday, but how do I schedule this in Navision without changing the shop calendar and screwing up the schedules for the twenty other machine centers that will not be working on Saturday?
Sure, that was a fairly specific question, but is it just me or is Navision somewhat lacking in that kind of flexibility?
Further assume that it is closing time on Friday.
Also assume am 40 hours into a 44 hour task that absolutely must be completed and on the loading dock at the start of business Monday morning.
"The guys" have no problem with working four hours of overtime on Saturday, but how do I schedule this in Navision without changing the shop calendar and screwing up the schedules for the twenty other machine centers that will not be working on Saturday?
Sure, that was a fairly specific question, but is it just me or is Navision somewhat lacking in that kind of flexibility?
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Simply add some capacities in the Calendar entries (Machine Center - Planning - Calendar - Drilldown on the specific week when you need to add capacity) . Then in the Capacity Entries, you can add time or add a new line on the specified Saturday...
Hope that responds and help !