on 03-07-2008 8:40 AM
Hi all,
I would like to ask, how many ways to enter demand quantities on SNP94. Is it only possible to get them transfered from DP or can I also enter them manually.
At the moment, I can not enter the demand manually, because the demand fields appear closed(gray) on the planning book. It only allows receipt entry. Is this something normal?
I appreciate your input.
Cihan Polat
Hi,
If you want to enter demand in SNP94 without interfacing with Dyou can enter it from the product view, /sapapo/rrp3.
Give the product and location details and select the date for which you want to enter the demnd, the demand quantity should be preceded with -ve sign.
Thanks,
Sanjog
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You can create forecast order or demand by entering -ve quantity in the /n/sapapo/rrp3 create order transaction.
for receipts you can create the same order with positive quantity system identifies demand by -ve quantities.
by default it will create FC order if it is created in PP/DS view.
If you want FA order category you will need to select the order category while releasing from DP to SNP.
Thanks,
My
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HI
In the standard planning book it is grayed out because normally you would not enter this in SNP, but create in DP and release the key figure. You cannot change a SAP standard planning book however, if you make a copy of the standard book to another one then you can editthis key figure and make it open for input. This will then enable you to create a manual forecast in SNP directly.
Regards
Ian
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