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Manufacturing / workcenter / planning in days
RDeckard
Member Posts: 4
Hi,
I understand what a workcenter does.
I set up a work center and the unit of measure connected is DAYS.
When I make a production forecast for my item and calculate a regenarative plan in the planning worksheet, I don't understand the starting/ending dates the system comes up with.
I think the problem is that the system does not know how many of my items I can produce in one DAY.
Can't find a field for this.
However the quantity of my item to produce is not that important.
Le't just say it takes 50 days to make just one 1 and it takes 50 days to make 90000000.
(there is no BOM or anything like that)
Anybody knows how to set this up correctly?
I understand what a workcenter does.
I set up a work center and the unit of measure connected is DAYS.
When I make a production forecast for my item and calculate a regenarative plan in the planning worksheet, I don't understand the starting/ending dates the system comes up with.
I think the problem is that the system does not know how many of my items I can produce in one DAY.
Can't find a field for this.
However the quantity of my item to produce is not that important.
Le't just say it takes 50 days to make just one 1 and it takes 50 days to make 90000000.
(there is no BOM or anything like that)
Anybody knows how to set this up correctly?
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Comments
You have to fill Routing No. on tab Replenishment and set replenishment System to production order.
Tino Ruijs
Microsoft Dynamics NAV specialist
I did not enter the other fields because they are not relevant in our case.
I selected replenishment by production order and the routing no. in question on the item card.
thx. for the reply...