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Fixed Planned Orders cannot be changed anymore

Former Member
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Hello Experts,

we have seperated the fixed planned orders from the planned orders by creating a new category group which contains

only EE fixed, leaving EE unfixed in Category Group FP1.

We then assigned the fixed orders to a new KF. Now we have the issue that we cannot change the value of the fixed orders anymore. The new KF is automatically set as "no entry allowed". How can I change this and why is it automatically set to "output only" Keyfigure?

Thanks a lot for any ideas.

BR Julia

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Former Member
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Whats the reason for creating separate category for EE fixed category?

If the purpose is to show in planning book separately, best thing is wirte a macro which will color fied planned order.

User can see these fixed planned order in planning book.

Vipul

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Former Member
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Whats the reason for creating separate category for EE fixed category?

If the purpose is to show in planning book separately, best thing is wirte a macro which will color fied planned order.

User can see these fixed planned order in planning book.

Vipul

Former Member
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Dear Vipul,

the users want to be able to change the fixed orders manually in case needed. So actually they request

the same "usability" as you would have in the combined KF for fixed and unfixed orders.

Any ideas? To my understanding, this is not possible via standard functionality.

Or do you know a workaround?

BR Julia

Former Member
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Here you go.

Create copy of standatrd category group CO8 - say ZO8 assign only category EE and fixed order qty only F.

This means this category group will have on EE fixed order.

Create one KF -lets say ZKF1 in SNP PA and assign KF category grp ZO8.

Now, import this KF in planning book and data view where user will fix the SNP planned order.

Make this KF invisible.

Write a macro to change the cell color of Planned order KF if ZKF1 value is more than Zero.

Hope this helps.

Let me know if you need further info.

Vipul

Former Member
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Dear Vipul,

that is an excellent idea. Even though I cannot change the Fixed orders in a seperate KF, I can at least

highlight them. I will suggest this to the customer.

Thanks a lot.

BR Julia

Former Member
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Hello

We would like only to coply fixed SNP planned orders into another kef figure. Is there a way to distinguish the fixed SNP planned orders in a macro and to copy only the fixed SNP planned orders into another key figure? Can we maybe use an ABAP?