The latest documentation on Intraday Planning with Master Scheduling reads as:When a part with this setting enabled is master scheduled, the demand and planning time fences are shifted one day earlier. I.e. if you have 0 as demand time fence, current day is considered outside the demand time fence with this setting enabled and within the demand time fence with this setting disabled.This is either written incorrectly or the system is not behaving as designed.Version 22.2.1Observed behavior:With DTF = 0 and Plan Manufacturing Supply on Due Date = NO Run MS 1 Calc on 12/7 DTF = 12/7 (current day = DTF) With DTF = 0 and Plan Manufacturing Supply on Due Date = YES Run MS 1 Calc on 12/7 DTF = 12/6 (current day is inside DTF)

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Documentation on Intraday Planning with Master Scheduling

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The latest documentation on Intraday Planning with Master Scheduling reads as:

When a part with this setting enabled is master scheduled, the demand and planning time fences are shifted one day earlier. I.e. if you have 0 as demand time fence, current day is considered outside the demand time fence with this setting enabled and within the demand time fence with this setting disabled.

This is either written incorrectly or the system is not behaving as designed.

Version 22.2.1

Observed behavior:

With DTF = 0 and Plan Manufacturing Supply on Due Date = NO
- Run MS 1 Calc on 12/7
- DTF = 12/7 (current day = DTF)
With DTF = 0 and Plan Manufacturing Supply on Due Date = YES
- Run MS 1 Calc on 12/7
- DTF = 12/6 (current day is inside DTF)

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Hi Matt,

I believe the documentation is right and the system behavior wrong.

If you have DTF = 0 and Plan Manufacturing Supply on Due Date = NO, DTF Date should be tomorrow

If you have DTF = 0 and Plan Manufacturing Supply on Due Date = YES, DTF Date should be today

Consider a support ticket to have this further investigated