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  • Jun 25, 2023 9:03 PM UTC
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mjesse33partnerhold

Ideally, making an MRP forecast dependent makes sales orders “chip away” at the total forecast number, right? If this is the case, let’s say this month, I have a forecast of 200 cases. I just shipped 20 cases. This should make the remaining forecast 180 cases. Why would the forecast stay at 200? I feel like I’m missing something. Thanks in advance for any help!

Best answer by angierowley75

You are correct - the forecast should be consumed by Sales Orders when the dependent check-box is set.  It is date sensitive.

The promise date of the Sales Order must fall between the Begin and End date of the forecast.

 

If your dates look good, I would recommend reaching out to your VAR/ACU Support to research further.

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  • Jun 26, 2023 10:56 AM UTC

You are correct - the forecast should be consumed by Sales Orders when the dependent check-box is set.  It is date sensitive.

The promise date of the Sales Order must fall between the Begin and End date of the forecast.

 

If your dates look good, I would recommend reaching out to your VAR/ACU Support to research further.

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@mjesse33, to expand upon what @angierowley75 has commented, you won’t see the Forecast (AM202000) show a reduction, instead, you will see the reduction on Detail Inquiry (AM404000) after running MRP. You should see a line for the forecast and observe that it shows a demand of 180.

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