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Manufacturing Order Variance

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Hello,

My client is on GP9. They are using the Manufacturing module. The issue here is that there is a quantity of 200 that was on a manufacturing order. All 200 have been receipted.

When they do an enquiry on the manufacturing order, they are selecting the view by TOTAL MO COSTS, QUANTITY RECEIVED and COSTS CONSUMED.

The details that show on the enquiry do not seem to be correct. Under Material, the PRODUCTION COSTS and the COST PUT INYO WIP are the same amount of say R100,000-00. However, the COSTS CONSUMED is at say R52,000-00. The VARIANCE is thus showing R48,000-00.

Any idea what would cause this and what the relevant fix for it will be?

Regards,

Jay

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  • Jay Hari Profile Picture
    Jay Hari on at
    Manufacturing Order Variance

    Hello Bron,

    Thanks for the reply. Your answers:

    1. The client is using actual costing.

    2. The PRODUCTION VARIANCE tab is active.

    3. R100,000-00 is the currency in South African Rand. This is the amount of PRODUCTION COSTS & COSTS PUT INTO WIP.

    4. The status of the MO is CLOSED.

    Regards,

    Jay

  • Bron Profile Picture
    Bron 4,887 on at
    Re: Manufacturing Order Variance

    Hi Jay -

    I need more information.....

    1. Is the client using standard costing or actual costing?

    2. Which tab on the MO Variance screen is active?

    3. Is R100,000-00 an item number or is this referencing a currency amount (multi-currency?).....

    4. What is the status of the MO?

    Regards......

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