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    [TEST CASE]Creating Formulas for Work Centers


    Created by Jessica Li on Apr 04, 2016

    Purpose
    This is to test how Formulas is created and how Formulas works for Capacity Calculation and Execution time Calculation.

    Overview
    Do you know how to create the formulas on Capacity and Scheduling tab? Do you know the difference between the
    formulas on these 2 tabs? Do you know how the formulas works during Capacity requirement calculation and Execution
    duration calculation? Hope the info here can give you a clear picture.

    Steps
    1. Create parameters in t-code OP17.

    If Origin is 2:Standard value in the operation, then the value is taken from routing or from operation details in
    order(with high priority).
    If Origin is 1: General operation value, the value is taken from the operation field, e.g. Base quantity BMSCH,
    Operation quantity MGVRG, etc.
    2. Create formulas in t-code OPK3.

    2.1 Generate
          When ON, extended program will be generated to execute this formula; Whatever change are make to the
    formula, the program will be regenerated to make the change reflect. You can debug in report RCR05GEN if formula
    calculation is not correct.
    2.2 Allowed for Calculation
          When ON, the formulas can be used for calculation.
    2.3 Work Center for Capacity Reqmts
          When ON, the formulas can be used under Capacity tab.
    2.4 Allowed for Scheduling
          When ON, thesformulas can be used under Scheduling tab.
    "Work Center for Capacity Reqmts" and "Allowed for Scheduling" can be ON at same time.
    3. Assign the formulas to the work center in t-code CR01/CR02. The formulas with "Work Center for Capacity
    Reqmts" ON can be assigned into Capacity tab, and will be used for Capacity Requirement Calculation; The
    formulas with "Allowed for Scheduling" can be assigned into Scheduling tab, and will be used for Execution Time
    Calculation during scheduling.
    TEST

    Capacity Requirement Calculation 


    When create a production order in t-code CO01 and go to "Cap. reqt. assignment" tab of an operation, you can check the
    Capacity Requirement. How the result is calculated?

    1. Go to check what formulas are assigned at "Capacity" tab of the work center in t-code CR02/CR03.

    Operation Segment Formula


    Operation Segment Formula

    Setup SAP005

    Processing SAP006

    Teardown None
    2. Go to check what parameters the formulas contain in t-code OPK3.

    Formula Parameters

    SAP005 SAP_01 * SAP_11

    SAP006 SAP_02 * SAP_09 / SAP_08


    3. Go to check what fields the parameters refer in t-code OP17.

    Parameters Fields Value 

    SAP_01 Standard value in the operation - Setup  10 MIN

    SAP_02 Standard value in the operation - Machine  30 MIN

    SAP_08 General operation value - Base qty BMSCH    1 PC

    SAP_09 General operation value - Operation qty MGVRG  10 PC

    SAP_11 General operation value - No. of splits SPLIM    1


    4. Calculate the formula using the actual value.
    Operation capacity requirement = Setup capacity req. + Processing capacity req. + Teardown capacity req.
                                                       = SAP_01 * SAP_11 + SAP_02 * SAP_09 / SAP_08
                                                       = 10 MIN * 1 + 30 MIN * 10 PC / 1 PC
                                                       = 310 MIN 
                                                       = 5.17 Hours

    Execution Time Calculation during Scheduling 


    When create a production order in t-code CO01 and go to "Dates" tab of an operation, you can check the duration of each
    segment of the operation. How the result is calculated?
    ***For production orders, each operation is seperated to 3 segments: setup, processing, teardown. This is standard
    design.

    1. Go to check what formulas are assigned at "Scheduling" tab of the work center in t-code CR02/CR03.

    Operation Segment Formula

    Setup SAP001

    Processing SAP002
    Operation Segment Formula

    Teardown None
    2. Go to check what parameters the formulas contain in t-code OPK3.

    Formula Parameters

    SAP005 SAP_01

    SAP006 SAP_02 * SAP_09 / SAP_08 / SAP_11


    3. Go to check what fields the parameters refer in t-code OP17.

    Parameters Fields Value 

    SAP_01 Standard value in the operation - Setup  10 MIN

    SAP_02 Standard value in the operation - Machine  30 MIN

    SAP_08 General operation value - Base qty BMSCH    1 PC

    SAP_09 General operation value - Operation qty MGVRG  10 PC

    SAP_11 General operation value - No. of splits SPLIM    1


    4. Calculate the formula using the actual value.

    Segment Duration Result 

    Setup SAP_01  10 MIN

    Processing SAP_02 * SAP_09 / SAP_08 / SAP_11  30 MIN * 10 PC / 1 PC / 1 = 300 MIN

    Teardown No formula assigned  0

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