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suggestions what I couldn't have done? What can I do to fix this?<br />

Check the log file in the <strong>Production</strong> Order -> Goto -> Logs -> For costing<br />

Then take it from here....<br />

Check whether the material for which you have created a production order has a price<br />

define in material master like Moving average price or Std price.<br />

Fast Links:<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> flow for REWORK activity<br />

Question:<br />

What is the <strong>SAP</strong> flow for REWORK activity in PP-PI.<br />

Sample Scenerio:<br />

1. Initial Process Order qty: 10pc<br />

2. Confirmed QTY.: 9 PCS.<br />

3. Rejection qty .: 1 pc.<br />

4. Now that one pc. is to be reworked in operation no.0020.<br />

How is it possible to understand later that, it is in this particular process order, so<br />

much of rework is carried out, and thats the reason the process cost has increased.<br />

Rework during production depends on the client's decision. Like some companies want a<br />

separate process order to process this rejected quantity and some clients want to use the<br />

same process order, some even want to identify this rejected by assigning a new batch<br />

number.<br />

But in some company, they do rework rarely but not as frequently as you do.<br />

What they do is by inserting the new operation/phase after the actual operation/phase, and<br />

the operation quantity/base<br />

quantity, queue times, etc will be according to the users decision. in u r example down 1<br />

pc will be the operation/phase quantity.<br />

and one more thing is that remember to PCNF the 9 pc if you want to identify the 1 pc<br />

with the new batch.<br />

With Compliments by: Sandeep<br />

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