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Purchase Order, Navision
garg_parth
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I have a doubt. Please Explain
In purchase order, when we go to purchase lines, there are 3 columns: Planned Receipt Date (P.R.D), Requested Receipt Date (R.R.D) and Order Date (O.D).
According to HELP F1
P.R.D = O.D + L.T.C WHERE L.T.C= LEAD TIME CALC.
O.D = R.R.D – L.T.C
From above two equations we can deduce that P.R.D=R.R.D
THEN WHAT IS THE NEED OF TWO SEPARATE DATES WHEN BOTH ARE SAME ACCORDING TO LOGIC.
In purchase order, when we go to purchase lines, there are 3 columns: Planned Receipt Date (P.R.D), Requested Receipt Date (R.R.D) and Order Date (O.D).
According to HELP F1
P.R.D = O.D + L.T.C WHERE L.T.C= LEAD TIME CALC.
O.D = R.R.D – L.T.C
From above two equations we can deduce that P.R.D=R.R.D
THEN WHAT IS THE NEED OF TWO SEPARATE DATES WHEN BOTH ARE SAME ACCORDING TO LOGIC.
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