Use
This function calculates the quantity required for a header article of a structured article from the quantities required of the constituent components.
You can incorporate your own method of calculation using User Exit WSOS0001 and component EXIT_SAPLWSOS_001. If you do not use your own method of calculation , the system calculates the quantity required for a header article using the mean value method, as explained in the following example:
A display consists of the following:
Component |
BOM quantity |
Component 1 |
10 |
Component 2 |
20 |
Component 3 |
30 |
The consumption figures for the components are as follows:
Component |
Consumption |
Component 1 |
90 |
Component 2 |
160 |
Component 3 |
210 |
For every component, a certain number of displays are required to replace the quantity consumed. This number is the consumption figures for each component divided by the quantity of each individual component in the bill of material of the structured article.
Component |
Consumption |
BOM quantity |
Required |
Component 1 |
90 |
10 |
90 / 10 = 9 |
Component 2 |
160 |
20 |
160 / 20 = 8 |
Component 3 |
210 |
30 |
210 / 30 = 7 |
The mean value of all the components is taken as the number of displays required:
Mean value for the number of displays required = (9 + 8 + 7) / 3 = 24 / 3 = 8
If decimal places appear in the calculation, the system rounds down under 0.5, otherwise it rounds up.
Integration
This function is used in the following areas:
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Requirements planningin time-phased planning of components of a structured article
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Replenishmentin the planning of replenishments for components of a structured article
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Allocationin allocations using replenishment allocation strategies where structured articles are involved.