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Oomsen
Helper III
Helper III

When can i deliver?

My sales collegeas would like to know when we can deliver a potential order.

Let's say we got an order of 8 x Robot A.

To build Robot A we have a multilevel BOM. 

In the BOM is set which quantity of Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 is necessary to make 1 x Robot A.

In the BOM is also set which quantity of Part ABC is necessary to make 1 x Part 1.

Every Part has his own lead time. 

I would like to build a report in which i can set Robot A x 8 and then get a view of maximum lead time and necessary quantity. 

Currently i have 2 tables. Items [Item code] and BOM [partitemcode].

It looks like below:

Item code     Partitemcode      Quantity

Part 1            Part ABC             3

                     Part DEF              1

                      Part GHI              2

Part 2             Part JKL              4

 

 

 

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v-juanli-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Oomsen 

Assume you have a table as below

"components one robot" table

item code partitemcode quantity of part quantity of item time/part/quantity
part1 part abc 3 1 1
part1 part def 1 1 2
part1 part ghi 2 1 3
part2 part jkl 4 2 1
part3 part nmp 2 1 2

 

I create columns in this table

time per part = [quantity of part]*[time/part/quantity]

time per item = CALCULATE(SUM('components one robot'[time per part]),ALLEXCEPT('components one robot','components one robot'[item code]))

Then i create another table

time per item =
CALCULATE (
    SUM ( 'components one robot'[time per part] ),
    ALLEXCEPT ( 'components one robot', 'components one robot'[item code] )
)

Add columns in this table

lead time one robot = [quantity of item]*[time per item]

add measures

lead time of 8 robot = SUM('lead time one robot'[lead time one robot])*8

quantity of items for 8 robots = SUM('lead time one robot'[quantity of item])*8

total quantity of parts for 8 robots = SUM('lead time one robot'[total quantity of parts])*8

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Best Regards
Maggie

 

Community Support Team _ Maggie Li
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v-juanli-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Oomsen 

Assume you have tables as below

Item table

item code

part1

part2

part3

 

 

Bom table

item code

partitemcode

quantity

robot

quantity of item

time/part/quantity

part1

part abc

3

robot a

1

1

part1

part def

1

robot a

1

2

part1

part ghi

2

robot a

1

3

part2

part jkl

4

robot a

2

1

part3

part nmp

2

robot a

2

2

part1

part abc

2

robot b

1

1

part1

part def

3

robot b

1

2

part2

part jkl

1

robot b

2

1

part3

part nmp

2

robot b

3

2

 

If my assumption is not correct, please show me an simple example dataset.

 

Best Regards
Maggie

@v-juanli-msft 

The column robot isn't set in my bom table. This is because there are common parts between the robots.

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