In APPS10 When you have set misc demand on project activity, the planned cost (Total cost) is retrieved based on supply option. Seems like, when you have ‘Manufactured’ part, the cost is derived from cost set 1, but when you have ‘Purchased’ part, is the cost always taken from either Inventory Part cost or if not defined, from estimated cost. Or for purchased also from cost set 1?
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Please check the below screenshot from the Help text.
I actually did not test this recently. Let me know if this answers your question.
Best Regards, Tharindu Illangasinghe, https://www.linkedin.com/in/tharindubi/
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| Inventory Part available | Supplier for Purchase Part available | Price List on Supplier for Purchase Part available | Total Planned Cost fetched from |
| yes | No | No | Estimated Material Cost on the Inventory Part |
| No | Yes | No | Price on the Supplier for Purchase Part |
| Yes | Yes | Yes | Price on the Price List |
After the Inventory Revaluation Process that we do I expect for the above result without success. But instead, IFS fetches the Estimated Material Cost on the Inventory Part.
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I had a look on this in IFS Cloud 23R1. It actually worked as you expected. The cost to the demand line was fetched from the Price List in SfPP.
One thing I’m suspicious is the dates. Check whether the “Required Date” in your demand line falls between the “Valid From” and “Valid Too” dates of your Price List line. (Otherwise, demand line will not pick that as a valid cost which is the correct functionality.)
Best Regards, Tharindu Illangasinghe, https://www.linkedin.com/in/tharindubi/
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Usually in our active proce lists, there’s no valid to date until we create a new active price list. And yes, the required date on the demand line comes after the price list ‘valid from’ date.
Do you think this might be a bug?
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