on 10-13-2008 5:15 PM
Hi all ,
I have got Raw material in KG , managed in batches each of certain kg weight.
when I procure i avail credit on the material & part 1 & 2 are updated .
when i consume this material against a production order , i may consume certain kgs of this material from one or more batches, partially or fully.
For certain reasons , I WANT TO BOOK THE COMPLETE BATCH AS CONSUMPTION IN EXCISE( even if consumed partially ) AND the balance actually existing physical (partial batch) material shold be available for subsequent use in inventory.
To achieve this i wanna proceed as under :
1.Procure 1000 kg material and update entries in part 1 excise register with 1000kgs.
2.In production order , use 700kg of material BUT BOOK CONSUMPTION OF 1000kgs .Excise registers show consumption of 1000kgs , hence balance qty is nil.
3.As i want to use the remaining 300kgs i create a BY PRODUCT ( a different material) in production order of qty 300kgs.
MY QUESTION IS :
As my raw material has a price control of "V" that is moving average , I want to maintain the byproduct with a moving average price .HOW CAN I DO IT ???
IF U CAN THINK OF ANY OTHER WAY OF TACKLING THIS PROBLEM , PLS DO REPLY ...
Regards ,
Anis
Edited by: anis bazmi on Oct 14, 2008 6:17 AM
u r doing it through by product but is that again going to the PART1 ?
if so then no use of doing that.
for biproduct if u want to maitain the moving avg. price the make the Z material type where in OMS2 maitain price control as V.
or
alt solution
convert material to material by 309 movt type .
prerequisite is u have to assign this movement type as involve in excise.
E.g.
X material 1000 Kg converted to Y 1000 Kg. then ur register shows the consumption of 1000kg
then use that Y as and when u want.
maitain both as RM (with price control as V)
regards,
sujit
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