on 07-19-2013 1:52 AM
Hi Experts,
Need your help to understand distribution in order qty.
For bulk materials we are creating order for 10,000 kg qty & in the recipe operation we have defined base qty as 1000 kg that means we are producing 1000 kg material daily. In the production version distribution key we have define ZXYI which says eual distribution.
Considering above master data we are expecting order to run for 10 days and produce 1000 kg each days. So in MD04 it should saw 1000 kg against each day...If it start on July 20 then it should end on July 29 & 1000 kg each day. But wondering it saws 9500 kg in MD04 for each days.
I'm struggeling to find from where & how it calculates 9500kg. Please note we have 100% capacity running 24 x 7. There is tolerance %.
Input appreciated.
have you checked the MRP1 & MRP2 views of your material master?
for example, what is set up in Lot size data...
Regards,
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Here I created one scenario with real example, Earlier given number were just test. Base qty in BOM 59K. PO qty 600K which runs for multiple days. It saws process hr 244.1 considering 59K --> 24 hr. So it should saw 59K for each day in MD04 but it saws 54,545.454 that is wierd. I attached few screen. Let me know if you need more input.
I think srini already answer your question...
Since you use equal distribution strategy,it will be splited equally among working days.Thus it won't consider capacity per day..
As far as I know,it won't take capacity into account during the distribution.
I had a similar concern before..Hope it helps u.
Hi,Eric:
My example is just to distribute the demands according to operating time.
PO:140 pcs
For example:day 1: 2 hours days2: 8 hours days 3:4 hours
then it will distribute as: 20 pcs 80 pcs 40 pcs in MD04
In order to make it,run MRP using lead time,setup correct distribution strategy ..I don't have environment on hand ,I cann't list all detail steps..
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