Sample Quantity

[Former Member]

Hi,

In sampling Procedure and inspection plannig my sample quantity is 1kg but while result recording it is showing as 1 Tonne.Is there any default config setting?

Manoj

[Former Member]

Dear,

Please let us know what is your sampling procedure?

[Former Member]

Dear Rajesh,

For both sampling procedure

1.Fixed sample without inspection points.

2.Fixed smple with free inspection points.

Settings:

sampling type:100 fixed sample

valuation mode:100 attributive inspection non conf.unit

& sample size :1

[Former Member]

Hi Manoj,

Check your goods receipt UOM, Bcz sample size UOM calculated from Goods receipt UOM.

For your case i sure it will be in Tonne, that is the reason it will show sample size 1Tonne.

If you want UOM as KG you should change the UOM in Inspection plan under sampling procedure as KG.

For any query revert.

Regards,

S.Babusingh

[Former Member]

Hi Babu ,

I changed in QP02 (Quality Planning) but still it is comming sample size 1Tonne .It's true my GR unit is in tonne.It is in Procurement .But abt inspection lot origin13 REM material also same problem.Is there any default config setting?

Manoj

[Former Member]

Hi,

1. For procurement: In QP02 check the UOM in under inspection characteristics screen in Sampling UOM what your maintain (Here in KG).

2. For 13 REM the above same thing you have to maintain in routing operation under Inspection characteristics.

3. Check in Material Master whether your maintain alternative UOM.

Like 1Tonne = 1000 KG. if not there maintain.

Let me know further query.

Regards,

S.Babusingh

[Former Member]

thanks Babu,

After changing base unit of measure kg it is comming now but client is not allowing me to change base unit of measure tonne to kg .Is there any other solution without changing the base unit measure?

Manoj

[former_member42744]

No. QM only works with BUOM. Therefore your smallest sample can only be 1 ton.

Why won't they allow you change the BUOM? Other modules can work in tons as long as the alternate UOM's are defined. The BUOM should always be the smallest UOM that might be used.

Are you saying that for this material you only ever weigh it in tons? What if the truck/railcar/freighter is a tad light or heavy?

Can I have the contract to deliver this material to you?

Craig