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Reply from CWK on Aug 26 at 7:34 AM Wendy -
When you record a confirmation you can generally enter whatever yield you want. Depending on how you are set up and what confirmation transaction you use, SAP will suggest the current operation quantity or just leave the Yield field blank. In either case, you can enter whatever yield you wish. If the quantity differs from the current operation quantity, then you'll get a warning - but you can click through that.
In our company's configuration, the increased yield does not automatically cause the next operation to change to the higher quantity. What does happen, is the Expected Yield Variance that displays on the order header changes to indicate that MRP can expect yield beyond the target quantity on the order.
What transaction do you use to confirm your operations? When you fully complete the order in your example, do you expect to yield 2000 pounds?
Carl
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From: wendy
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2015 1:55 AM
Subject: Increase Quantity In Subsequent Operation Step
I have a process where at we make material
Operation 010 = we want to confirm for 1500 lbs
Operation 020 - we want to confirm for 2000 lbs
What is the best way in SAP to allow for increase quanity in subsequent operation steps |
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