Transportation Management with SAP LES

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Other Shipment Functions
13.1.2 Example
I created three sales orders. In the first sales order, the customer ordered 150 merchandising
T-shirts labeled “Brewery.” He also ordered 1,200 bottles of wheat beer (Weizenbier).
A few hours later, the same customer ordered another 200 bottles of unfiltered
wheat beer.
Let us start with the first delivery document with 1,200 bottles of clear wheat beer.
They remain unpacked. 800 bottles to one europallet (maximum number for one
europallet) and the remaining 400 bottles to a partial pallet are packed later in the
shipment document.
In the second order, 150 merchandising T-shirts were ordered. They are packed
in five boxes, that is, each box contains 30 T-shirts. These boxes are packed at the
delivery document level using the packing function (see Figure 13.3).
Figure 13.3 Distribution of the Ordered Items to a Total of Five Boxes
I know that the third order with 200 bottles of the other beer easily fits on the partial
pallet from the first delivery. This also applies to the five boxes with T-shirts.
Therefore, I do not pack the 200 bottles in the delivery document but in the shipment
document at a later stage. Now, I can create the shipment document that
includes the three delivery documents and save this document.
Then, I call the overview via Transaction VT02N (Change the Shipment). The
screen shown in Figure 13.4 is displayed.
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