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Assembly Reports and Analytics in Business Central - Business Central | Microsoft Learn
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Gerardo
You can use the Item Ledger Entries page to see how many pieces of an item were sold on their own and how many were part of an assembled item. Just filter by the item number—entries with Document Type = Sale show individual sales, and those linked to Assembly Orders show the item used in assemblies. Additionally, you can check the Assembly BOM or Item References to find which assembled items include the component. This gives you a quick way to understand how the item is used and sold without creating complex reports.
You can check this Report as well - Assemble to order - Sales.
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Hope this might be helpful:
To get a simple overview of how many pieces of an item were sold as a component vs. on its own in Business Central:
Item Ledger Entries
and filter Entry Type = Sale
.Item Ledger Entries
and filter Entry Type = Assembly Output
(for the assembled item) and then use the Assembly Order Lines
to see the component usage.About Assemble to Order - Sales
report (Report 915), which is designed to show sales figures for components sold both as part of assemblies and separately.Combining data from Item Ledger Entries
and utilizing the About Assemble to Order - Sales
report provides a comprehensive overview.
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Table: Item Ledger Entry
Filters: Entry Type = Sale Item No. = [your item]
Exclude entries with Order Type = Assembly
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