Calculation (Expected)
Expected calculations provide cost estimates based on planned production. When Multi-Level Calculation is enabled, expected calculations can include all subordinate production order levels in the cost estimate.
Before you can create an expected calculation, you must have a production order in which the production levels are planned.
To include the sub-levels in a multi-level calculation, the production order must have multiple levels. To make sure that multi-level production orders are created, set the following on the Item Card of each item that has a production BOM:
- Replenishment System = Prod. Order on the Replenishment FastTab
- Reordering Policy = Order on the Planning FastTab
You can create expected calculations for production orders with the following statuses:
- Simulated
- Planned
- Firm Planned
- Released
- Finished
Calculation Process
When Multi-Level Calculation is enabled for an expected calculation, the calculation follows the multi-level production order structure:
- Components that are supplied by another production order line are calculated through that production order line.
- Routing operations are calculated for all production order levels.
- Material costs are calculated across all production order levels.
- The calculation reflects the planned structure at the time of calculation.
Create Expected Calculations
You can create expected calculations for the main production level or for sub-assemblies.
To create an expected calculation for the main production level
- Open the production order.
- On the Lines FastTab, choose Line > Calculation (Expected) or Line > Calculation > Calculation (Expected).
- If concurrent calculations are used, the expected calculation is automatically created and assigned to the production order and concurrent calculation.
- If no calculation exists for the production order line, the Calculations page opens. Choose the New action to create a calculation.
- If the Standard Calc. Schedule No. field is filled in on the item, the standard calculation schedule is applied automatically. Otherwise, the Calculation Schedules page opens for you to select a calculation schedule.
The values from the production order line are transferred to the calculation header.
To create an expected calculation for sub-assemblies
You can create an expected calculation for a specific sub-assembly in the production order.
- Open the production order.
- Select the line of the sub-assembly production order to be calculated.
- On the Lines FastTab, choose Line > Calculation (Expected).
- If no calculation exists, the Calculations page opens. Choose the New action to create a calculation.
- Select the calculation schedule to use for the calculation.
Note
When you create a calculation card, the item group of the production sub-assembly is selected.
Integration with Discrete Manufacturing
When using Multi-Level Calculation with COSMO Discrete Manufacturing, expected calculations can be created for production orders generated from Document BOMs and Construction Orders. For detailed procedures and automatic activation behavior, see Multi-Level Calculations in Discrete Manufacturing.
See Also
Multi-Level Manufacturing Calculations
Calculation (Actual)
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