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can.t have unallocated cost on planning formula

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I have made an inventory closing and I got this error message:

can.t have unallocated cost on planning formula

It only tells me the item number that has the error, not the transactions.  There are many transactions on this items.  Did anyone had this message in the past and what was the solution to solve the problem.

I cannot cancel the closing, the button is not available, I can only resume the inventory closing once the problem is corrected.  In the mean time many transactions are blocked which is crucial.

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  • Suggested answer
    Weaveriski Profile Picture
    23,620 Moderator on at

    In your formula you have a by/co product with the cost allocation not set, you need to set it.

  • Alaa assem Profile Picture
    5 on at

    Hi,

    i have the same error but when i am trying to recalculate the inventory, and i don't have anything in the formula form!!

    but when i click on resume calculation button several times, it resumes every time till it gives me the correct sign

    can anyone help me please ASAP??!!!

  • Community Member Profile Picture
    on at

    Hi,

    I have the same issue, however, in our environment we do not have any formulas.  

    Did anyone resolve this?

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    Weaveriski Profile Picture
    23,620 Moderator on at

    The message only appears and is referenced by a Formula - can you check the tables for data? Failing that you would need a developer to debug, because the message is being called incorrectly by another issue.

  • Community Member Profile Picture
    on at

    Thank you for your fast response.  

    I have checked all the tables and all the ones that are pmf or pds related are all blank.  Also, the formula table is blank too.  Would you be able to suggest any other tables?  

  • Weaveriski Profile Picture
    23,620 Moderator on at

    I would suggest a developer debug the message to tell you the table that is causing the error to be called, it is not the one you would expect - although you may want to look in the equivalent of the ProdBOM where a formula could be attached to a batch order, but I do not know the name of the table. Otherwise you have covered the obvious so we would need guidance.

  • Shivraj Profile Picture
    15 on at

    U r applying formule on Planning Item rather on formule item

  • Francesco Profile Picture
    524 on at

    I see something similar in our system and just ran it briefly through the debugger.

    It appears that the item that produces the error is not included in the table InventTransOriginAssemblyComponent, which should contain information on all assembled items and their components.

    Basically it is trying to find the item that this part belongs to.

    In the item setup I notice that the item does not have any production type. This does seem to constitute a planning item in the code.

    Like shivrav says, the solution could be as simple as selecting a production type for your item.

  • Martina Bergamo Profile Picture
    1,470 on at

    Hi! I have the same issue!

    The item that produced the error is not included in the table InventTransOriginAssemblyComponent, but it has "Formula" as production type.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks.

    Martina

  • Suggested answer
    Andrejs Opsis Profile Picture
    20 on at

    Hi!

    If "Prodtable"  is created by your class be sure to fill in both fields

    prodTable.QtySched ,

    prodTable.RemainInventPhysical (!!!)  if this =0 ,

         then on "start" production, there will not be generated records in table "InventTransOriginAssemblyComponent".

    JOB: create/restore records :

    static void adp_3819_RestoreAssembly(Args _args)

    {

       InventTransOrigin   InventTransOrigin_prod;

       InventTransOrigin   InventTransOrigin_raw;

       inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_prod;

       inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_raw;

       inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_new;

       int i,k;    

       int                     starttime;

       ;

       Starttime = timenow();

       while select InventTransOrigin_prod

           where

               //InventTransOrigin_prod.ItemId == '8035' &&

               InventTransOrigin_prod.ReferenceCategory == InventTransType::Production

           notExists join inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_prod

               where inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_prod.ASSEMBLYINVENTTRANSORIGIN == InventTransOrigin_prod.RecId

       {

           k++;

           while select InventTransOrigin_raw

               where

                   InventTransOrigin_raw.ReferenceCategory == InventTransType::ProdLine &&

                   InventTransOrigin_raw.ReferenceId == InventTransOrigin_prod.ReferenceId

           notExists join inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_raw

               where

                   inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_raw.ASSEMBLYINVENTTRANSORIGIN == InventTransOrigin_prod.RecId &&

                   inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_raw.ComponentInventTransOrigin == InventTransOrigin_raw.RecId

           {

               inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_new = null;

               inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_new.AssemblyInventTransOrigin  = InventTransOrigin_prod.RecId;

               inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_new.ComponentInventTransOrigin = InventTransOrigin_raw.RecId;

               inventTransOriginAssemblyComponent_new.insert();

               i++;

           }//while

       } //while

       info(strFmt("Total procesed %1, created lines %2", k, i));

       info(strfmt('Time %1',  time2str(timenow()- starttime, 1 , 1 )));

       //info(strfmt("%1: ttsLevel %2 ", '', appl.ttsLevel() ) );

    }

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