You can replace a component, sub-assembly or phantom BOM in a BOMA stock assembly and process costing system, which provides facilities to specify the structure of finished items in terms of sub-assemblies and components.. You can amend all records or select the individual records that you want to amend.
You can replace components in BOMs that are on hold, but you can choose not to do this.
You cannot replace components in BOMs if the BOM replacement component does not use the same unit and precision as that being replaced.
If you are using version control, you cannot replace components in BOMs if:
After replacing components you can choose to recost the BOMs.
Note: The BOMs only include the price of replaced components when they are recosted.
If version control is in use, a new BOM will be created, checked out to the user who is replacing the component.
Note: If you have selected Allow Active BOMs to be amended in the BOM Settings General tab, and a component in an active BOM is being replaced, a new BOM is not created. The active BOM will be updated with the replaced component.
Open: Bill of Materials > Utilities > Maintenance > Replace Component.
The Name appears automatically.
Note: If you want to replace components in all versions, do not select Specific Version.
The Name appears automatically.
Note: The replacement item must support the same unit of measureThe quantity in which a stock item is measured for purchase, sale or storage. as the original item. Even if it does, it may not be a suitable alternative item. In this case, you must confirm the replacement when you click OK.
Note: If you do not select a version, the replacement component will be taken from the active version of the BOM.
The list of Bill of Materials with components to Replace appears.
Any BOMs that cannot be updated are listed as exclusions.
Note: If you are using version control, the message only appears if Allow Active BOMs to be amended is selected in the BOM Settings General tab.
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