A. Example for 1 CO – 2 lines and 2 separate PO’s. | |
CO, CO type S50 is created with 2 CO lines. In this example there will also be 2 separate PO’s. |
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PPS170 shows 2 system planned orders. |
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Standard procedure is to release lines.
When line has sts 60, the PO is created: Actions + F14 |
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PO’s will be generated as selected. Could be buyer, supplier… |
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2 Separate PO’s have been generated. |
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B. Example for 1 CO – 2 lines and 1 single PO with 2 PO lines. | |
Details such as supplier, order type, buyer should be identical for each item. If not, M3 will generate separate PO’s, despite of below procedure. | |
CO type S50 is created with 2 CO lines, 2 different item numbers. |
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M3 allows to already generate a PO number for each line.
If you want to have 1 PO only, DO NOT generate the PO number, since it will be linked to this one specific line in PPS170. |
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Step 1: under Srt enter “A” for each line to be included in the PO.
Step 2: release those lines, so they get status = 60. |
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When lines have status 60, Go to “Actions” + F14 to create a firm PO. |
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PPS913 will open automatically.
Select records as needed, buyer, supplier…
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When the PO is created, the order number can be retrieved from MMS080.
Also will be in the CO line OIS101/F (example at end of this document). |
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1 PO is generated with 2 PO lines as to be expected. |
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PO lines show references to CO number and CO lines. |
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PO and PO line number also can be retrieved in the CO line in OIS101/F |
How to create 1 single PO from 2 system planned orders in PPS170
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