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Reply from giso_vonpetersdorff on Dec 26 at 6:02 PM Hi Michelle,
Although the float after would probably work as described below, it is actually intended to allow some flexibility in scheduling, especially when using capacity planning. The goods receipt processing time is designed for what you require and is entered on the material master. The stock requirement list allows you to choose which of the two dates to show as the finish date of the production order, either including or excluding the GR processing time.
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Giso
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: brsdiehard
Sent: Thursday, December 25, 2014 2:22 PM
Subject: Production Completion Date Vs. Load Date
You use the Schedule Margin Key using the float after production. For example, if you enter 5 day float after production, the scheduled production completion date will 1/5/15 and the production order finish date will be 5 days later or 1/10/15. |
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