Number of inbound shipments = By default equal to 1, it corresponds to the number of inbound shipments during RLT
> Used to adjust Cycle stock formula for Finished Goods, if standing on a Distribution Center.
> Used to calculate Cycle Stock for Raw Materials and & Intermediates that are replenished.
Note: this view only shows the Materials which are Purchased (i.e. Procurement type <> E 'In House Production').
1> User can define the number of inbound days per year by Site (by default = 365, in the same we have put 210 for Mexico Natie)
2> Frequency of inbound calculated from SAP stock entries, it works as the initial value (see explanation below).
3> Optional: user can manually override the value
4> This is the final value that will be used for Cycle stock formula.
Nb of Inbound shipments from SAP
As we saw before, the ‘Nb of inbound shipments from SAP’ is calculated and constitutes the initial (default) value.
How is it calculated?
- We extract all the stock entries from Material Documents of MB51, calculating the number of lines
- Then we calculate the Number of inbound shipments as follows :
Number of inbound shipments = Number of stock entries SAP last 12 months) * (SHS RLT / Number of inbound days by Site per year)
Note: - when previous calculations returns a value < 1, we round it to 1 (because we have at least 1 inbound during RLT)
- number of inbound days by Site = 365 days by default but it can be manually adjusted by user (ex: for Mexico Natie, it’s 210 days)
Example: RHODOLINE 117 50 550LB CHP 7424 / Sunland Greenville | 102594@0294
Number of inbound shipments = 4 * ( 19 / 365) = 0.2 -> 1
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