on 04-20-2016 3:49 PM
Hi We have a scenario as below.
We get the serialized finished product as a return from customer due to damage. If the product is pretty much damaged and cannot be reused, we take out parts (materials w/o serialization or split valuation) which are in good condition and get them into inventory.
How do I achieve this? I tried by adding parts with negative qtty in the order but that does not seem to work.
Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thanks.
You need to explain more:
If it is a matter of simply taking some parts into inventory then, you can use MovTyp 501 for this.
In fact this is a subject to be decided in consultation with FICO and MM.
Regards
KJogeswaraRao
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Hi,
The Order needs to be created to salvage parts from the product received.
What I tried earlier was doing a 101 from WO with negative qtty. That did not work. System says order does not contain any selectable items.
I need to receive the material in to inventory and post the costs to the work order.
Can 501 post the costs of materials on to the Work order?
I tried 262 as well from MIGO and system throws error message "no selectable items on the order"
I tried MB1A with 262 and manually entered materials, qtty and order. Then it works.
Can the system automatically display order items in MB1A when I input 262 and order no. similar to when we have +ve quantities??
Appreciate your help.
It should work against the order number in MIGO; it works fine in my system. Unfortunately I don't know what else to suggest. You may want to check with your MM people to see if there is some configuration on their side that might be controlling this, specifically around the field selection and reference document areas for MIGO.
Paul
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