Transportation Management with SAP LES

Manual Packing 8.2
The system has now filled the partial pallet with a further 640 bottles so that there
a total number of 800 bottles on the pallet. The second pallet is full with 800 bottles,
and again 160 bottles are left for the third pallet. Of course, this example does
not make any sense as nobody in the warehouse would repack in such a way.
To conclude, let us look again at the delivery header in the item overview (see
Figure 8.21). Here, the No. of packages has been updated.
Figure 8.21 Delivery Header in the Item Overview Screen After Packing
In my example, I have created and packed a total of five pallets. You can see this
value in the No. of packages field. In the Total Weight field, you can see the gross
weight of all items without the pallets.
An alternative way of displaying unpacked materials and handling units can be
seen when you click on the overview screen (see Figure 8.11). Figure 8.22 displays
the same information as the process flow, but in a tree structure.
Figure 8.22 Packing Information Displayed in a Tree Structure
You can access the same information and functions as those you have just seen.
In the upper part of the tree structure, you can see three filled handling units and
in the lower part of the structure, the items still to pack. Click to display the
contents of this handling unit.
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