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  • Oct 28, 2021 9:50 PM UTC
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Curious_User
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Community,

I have been wondering if the Visualizer has been working properly for everyone that uses it. 

I am on (IFS APPS 10 UPD 11).

When grouping the Labor Class graph to a weekly view, it does not update the actual capacity in the tooltip, it still shows daily capacity which is misleading. (See picture)

In addition since it is a weekly view and aggregated, should it not also show that we are not overloaded if we look at capacity from a week by week standpoint? 

Where as the Labor Load in Standard Hours - Labor Class shows this accurately.

Looking forward to some replies :). 

Best answer by Saman K

Hi, 

This should work  .

I tested in UPD14 - APP10. I got expected results.

  1. I have a shop order with machine run factor 1 and Labor run factor 9
  2. I have done capacity calculation so capacity is visible in labor and machine classes
  3.  When I see labor class load - its overloaded as 9/8 hrs loaded on one day
  4. then I go to weekly basis , it is shown as partially loaded 9/48 hrs ( shown correctly in the label)

Hope this helps.

Saman

 

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Saman K
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  • Dec 16, 2021 8:21 AM UTC

Hi, 

This should work  .

I tested in UPD14 - APP10. I got expected results.

  1. I have a shop order with machine run factor 1 and Labor run factor 9
  2. I have done capacity calculation so capacity is visible in labor and machine classes
  3.  When I see labor class load - its overloaded as 9/8 hrs loaded on one day
  4. then I go to weekly basis , it is shown as partially loaded 9/48 hrs ( shown correctly in the label)

Hope this helps.

Saman

 


Curious_User
Sidekick (Customer)
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Thank you @Saman K, this sounds like our system has a bug that needs to be addressed which might have been fixed in UPD14 already.