Difference between revisions of "Material UOMs"

From Commander4j Wiki
Jump to: navigation, search
 
(10 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
 
Each Material within the database can be represented in a different UOM. For example a Pallet (PAL) may contain Cases (CS) of Product and each Case will contain a single item or Each (EA). The system can also represent other units of measure, for example - Layers per Pallet (LAG). In order to be able to convert between these units of measure each Material has it's own associated list of Units. If you look at the image below you will see some example data.<br>
 
Each Material within the database can be represented in a different UOM. For example a Pallet (PAL) may contain Cases (CS) of Product and each Case will contain a single item or Each (EA). The system can also represent other units of measure, for example - Layers per Pallet (LAG). In order to be able to convert between these units of measure each Material has it's own associated list of Units. If you look at the image below you will see some example data.<br>
  
[[File:wiki_material_uoms.jpg]]<br><br>
+
[[File:Wiki material uoms.png|800px|thumb|left|Material UOMs]]<br>
  
The main material record to the left defines the "base" unit of measure,  in this case "EA - Each". Some examples which show the use of the "denominator" and "nominator" values are shown below.<br>
+
{| cellpadding="2" style="border: 1px solid darkgray;"
 
+
|- align="center"
[[File:material_uom_conversion.jpg]]
+
|[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_each.jpg]]<br/>Each (EA)||<br/><br/>[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_each2.jpg]]<br/>1 Each<br/>
 
+
|- align="center"
 
+
|format  |[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_case.jpg]]<br/>Case (CS)||format |[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_case2.jpg]]<br/>1 Case = 18 Each's<br/>
{| border="1"
+
|- align="center"
|-
+
|format  |[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_layer.jpg]]<br/>Layer (LAG)||format |[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_layer2.jpg]]<br/>1 LAYER = (18 Cases x 18 Each's) = 324 Each's<br/>
|[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_case.jpg]]||second cell
+
|- align="center"
|-
+
|format |[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_pallet.jpg]]<br/>Pallet (PAL)<br/><br/>||format |[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_pallet2.jpg]]<br/>1 Pallet = (5 Layers x 18 Cases x 18 Each's) = 1620 Each's<br/>
|format  |These all  ||format |go into |the second cell
+
 
|}
 
|}
 
[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_each.jpg]]
 
 
 
[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_case.jpg]]
 
 
 
[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_layer.jpg]]
 
 
 
[[File:wiki_uom_conversion_pallet.jpg]]
 

Latest revision as of 17:07, 21 December 2023

Each Material within the database can be represented in a different UOM. For example a Pallet (PAL) may contain Cases (CS) of Product and each Case will contain a single item or Each (EA). The system can also represent other units of measure, for example - Layers per Pallet (LAG). In order to be able to convert between these units of measure each Material has it's own associated list of Units. If you look at the image below you will see some example data.

Material UOMs

Wiki uom conversion each.jpg
Each (EA)


Wiki uom conversion each2.jpg
1 Each
Wiki uom conversion case.jpg
Case (CS)
Wiki uom conversion case2.jpg
1 Case = 18 Each's
Wiki uom conversion layer.jpg
Layer (LAG)
Wiki uom conversion layer2.jpg
1 LAYER = (18 Cases x 18 Each's) = 324 Each's
Wiki uom conversion pallet.jpg
Pallet (PAL)

Wiki uom conversion pallet2.jpg
1 Pallet = (5 Layers x 18 Cases x 18 Each's) = 1620 Each's