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860Hi all,
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If you want to combine the demand for a specific period into one lot, you should use the Lot-for-Lot reordering policy. With the Lot Accumulation Period field, you can specify a period in which multiple demands are accumulated into one supply order when you use the Lot-for-Lot reordering policy. If you enter 1W, for example, the program combines all the requirements in one week into one replenishment.
If you want to combine the demand for a specific period into one lot, you should use the Lot-for-Lot reordering policy. With the Lot Accumulation Period field, you can specify a period in which multiple demands are accumulated into one supply order when you use the Lot-for-Lot reordering policy. If you enter 1W, for example, the program combines all the requirements in one week into one replenishment.
I have setup the item card as below:
Hence, I created 3 Sales orders:
Hence, I created 3 Sales orders:
11/5/2026 Qty 20
19/5/2026 Qty 10
23/5/2026 Qty 15
In the requisition worksheet, I choose the date as 18/5/2026 - 23/5/2026
I expected the result is 10+15 = 25
However, the result shows 45
I don't know what setup I missed, has anyone came cross this?
Thanks!
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