E1: 33: R3382 Using Shifts and Efficiency at Shift Level in Capacity Planning (Doc ID 653810.1)

Last updated on SEPTEMBER 11, 2023

Applies to:

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Requirements Planning - Version XE and later
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Goal

In the situation where a workcenter has 3 shifts with different labor efficiency, capacity and hours defined, the blank shift in the F3007 Resource Units table has the correct calculation of hours, but the labor efficiency is defaulting from the workcenter data (F30006) rather than calculating an average value from the 3 shifts. Is it possible to have the blank shift calculated with an average labor efficiency value?

Solution

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E1: 33: R3382 Using Shifts and Efficiency at Shift Level in Capacity Planning (Doc ID 653810.1)

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