Re: [sap-log-mm] Split Valuation with MRP

Posted by Sap Land Monday, 23 May 2011 10:14

Posted by PMassey48
on May 23 at 1:14 PM

Hello Mato

It is not correct to have the faulty materials under the same code as the
good or repaired ones. From a conceptual point of view the faulty ones are
not the same as the good or repaired ones as they clearly cannot be used as
alternatives for the new or repaired items, therefore they have clearly
different characteristics from a management viewpoint. Therefore, the faulty
materials should have their own code, and when materials move from the
"usable" category to the faulty category or vice versa you should do a material
to material transfer. From an accounting viewpoint the faulty material
should not have the same valuation as the value of that material should be
based on its economic value which must clearly be below that of a repaired
material.

Using a different material code for the faulty material is a simple and
practical solution.

Paul Massey

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---------------Original Message---------------
From: Mato S
Sent: Friday, May 20, 2011 10:59 AM
Subject: Split Valuation with MRP

Hi all,

I have materials with split valuation (new, repaired, faulty materials). This are machine spare parts. The valuation of the repaired is 50% of new price, and the faulty materials have price 0.
I want to use MRP to plan the purchases to vendors, but I like to not use the faulty materials stocks in the MRP process. I mean, when SAP checks the current stocks, I want it not to consider the faulty materials.

Do you have any idea of how I can do it?

Thanks in advance,
Matías.

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