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MFG/PRO 9.0 User Guide Volume 3: Manufacturing - QAD.com

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220 <strong>MFG</strong>/<strong>PRO</strong> USER GUIDE — MANUFACTURING<br />

Ï See “Multipliers”<br />

on page 217.<br />

Using this function to copy or <strong>com</strong>bine forecast detail records<br />

automatically deletes the original, or target, forecast record and replaces it<br />

with the copied or <strong>com</strong>bined record. The source detail record and criteria<br />

template remain unchanged.<br />

Single Item Simulation Copy<br />

Single Item Simulation Copy (22.7.12) enables you to create a forecast<br />

for a single item based on the historical sales data for another item. Since<br />

there is often little or no sales history for new items, you may want to use<br />

the demand history for a similar product to produce forecasts for a new<br />

product.<br />

Note If the Target Forecast ID, Item Number, or Forecast Year fields are<br />

left blank, the system sets them to the target values.<br />

You must specify an item number to copy from the source detail record.<br />

This item must exist in the item master.<br />

Forecast records are copied only in terms of units. The source and target<br />

items must have identical units of measure, or a unit of measure<br />

conversion must exist.<br />

If the specified target forecast detail record already exists in the system,<br />

its forecast method must be 00. If the target does not exist, the system<br />

creates a forecast detail record with a method of 00.<br />

When copying forecast records, forecast amounts can be multiplied by a<br />

Base Increase/Decrease, Scale, or Trend factor.<br />

During a <strong>com</strong>bine or replace, the original target forecast record and<br />

criteria template are overwritten. The source record is not altered.

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