on 11-23-2007 10:03 AM
Hi all,
I am new to MM....currently going thru the certification materials...can any one explain me the exact difference between the purchase order price unit and purchase order unit ..
Thanks& Regards,
Hari.
Hi Hari,
Purchase order price unit is the basis of unit price
For example your rate is R/s/-2 Per (1or 2 purchase order price unit)
And purchase order unit is when you have different unit of measure than your
Base unit of measure for a material
For example :-Oil your base UOM is Liter but you order as per Barrel
so your Purchase order unit is Barrel
And you maintain relation between these two in material master additional data
1Barrel=how meny liters
Hope its clear to you
BR
Diwakar
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HI
For eg In a PO if u see 21 gal (ordered quantity ) and 1 USD / LB as price
here order price unit is LB
order unit is gal.
base unit of measure and stock keeping unit may be different or same to the ordered qty.
Regards
Reddy
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Example will help u
Consider an order for screws. The screws are ordered by the box. However, the vendor's price is $10 per kg, and 1 kg of screws fills 24 boxes.
A purchase order for 24 boxes of screws would contain the following information:
Order quantity 24
Order unit Box
Gross price per unit $10
Order price unit (number) 1
Order price unit kg
Conversion factor 24 boxes = 1 kg
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Message was edited by:
Umakant Bhangale
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