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Create a Pick from Proper Bin in Ascending Order.

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I have created a sales order and warehouse shipment.Once i have tried to Create a pick for the item,it pick it from "the bin which has high bin contents first"(Descendin Order").

But I want to pick the items from "the bin which has least amount of bin contents first"(Ascending Order).

{

Ex: For example ,Bin Contets for an item(bicycle):

     Bin A  - 30

     Bin B - 20

For Create a pick for 50 bicycles, It will pick from Bin B(20) first then go for bin A(30)

}

I have tried the Bin Ranking for this. But it doesn't work.

Help me guys, It is very Urgent.

Thanks,

Jacob.

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    Jacob1227 64 on at
    RE: Create a Pick from Proper Bin in Ascending Order.

    Thanks Chris,

    I have tried the above dynamicuser link .But it doesn't  work.

    Suggest me if u have any other ideas.

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