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Can't edit Location in my Formula Lines

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Posted on by Michael Antony 314

Hi guys, Greeting!
I can't change the Location field in the Formula Line. I've filled in the Site and Warehouse fields.
What is the cause of this problem? Is there a setting I missed?

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From what I've read, I have to include Location in the Storage Dimension Group setting on the item in the Formula Line. This is the Storage Dimension Group of the item, I've included the location in the Physical Inventory column.

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Formula Lines in AX2012

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  • huijij Profile Picture
    huijij 19,811 on at

    Hi Michael,

    Did your Formula has a Site assigned?

    regards

  • Michael Antony Profile Picture
    Michael Antony 314 on at

    Hi Judy,

    Yes I have set the Site field in my Formula

  • Guy Terry Profile Picture
    Guy Terry 28,924 Moderator on at

    Hi Michael,

    That's normal, I think. You're right to enable Location on the item using the Storage dimension group, but when you are creating a Formula on an Item, you cannot set the consumption location there.

    Instead, you would expect the Production order to use a consumption location defined on the Warehouse or the Resource (which that particular production order is Scheduled to).

    If you are using Resources, and it's appropriate for the consumption location to be linked to the resource that is used, you will use the Input location.

    If you prefer the consumption location to come from the Warehouse, you will be using the Default production input location.

  • Michael Antony Profile Picture
    Michael Antony 314 on at

    Hi Guy Terry,

    Okay I get your point Terry.

    But in this case it is necessary to set the default location in Formula Lines. Because I'm migrating the system from AX2012. And in AX2012 the formula lines location can be edited. Therefore I need it. Do you have any other suggestions?

    I included a screenshot of the formula lines from AX2012 in the main post as an additional reference.

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