Costing Version Setup - Purchase Order BOM calculation / Purchase Price Model

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We're upgrading from 2009 to 2012 R3 and want to understand the additional fields within the costing version setup / calculation tab. We currently utilize the costing versions to update standard costs for market-based raw materials and BOM items on a weekly basis. By selecting the "Purchase order" box, does this impact current / open PO prices? We manage these on an individual purchase level, so we don't want it to impact anything except raw material / BOM standard costs.

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Oleg van den Boogaard 556 on at

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Maybe this will help: technet.microsoft.com/.../hh209491.aspx

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I've added an image of the calculation tab, referencing the three new fields currently available in 2012 that were not in 2009 in the original post. I had reviewed the link you provided previously, and these three were not mentioned.

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The two tick boxes give yo greater control over the calculation costing, so should you calculate for made, bought or both? If you uncheck production the costing version calculation will not calculate manufactured items.

The purchase price model is to so with the cost of the raw materials, previously you could not define this as item purchase price, but now you can which means you must define a BOM calculation group that contains a cost price model for the item's purchase price, and then assign the BOM calculation group to purchased items. You must then use a cost price model for the BOM calculation group when you perform BOM calculations with planned costs to calculate the sales price of manufactured items (the last bit is described on Technet: technet.microsoft.com/.../gg243256.aspx)

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