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Step 1: Create or Change Material 1.1 Transaction Code MM01 (create material) or MM02 (change material) if material
exist. Input the material.
1.2 Ensure that the material is extended with at least of the following views: Basic data,
Purchasing, MRP 1, Storage, Accounting
Key fields: a. MRP Type - key that determines whether and how the material is planned. b. Reorder point - quantity that will trigger a requisition c. Lot Size determines the procedure to be used to determine the quantity to be procured d. MRP Controller responsible for Material Planning of the material In my sample, I used standard SAP MRP type = VB and Lot size = HB: For VB (Manual reorder point planning), a re-order point must be specified. For HB (Replenish to maximum stock level) a maximum level must be specified. Note: Set MRP Group = 0000. Since the material is Externally Procured.
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Note: Make sure that the specified ROP(Re Order Point) is higher than your current stock on hand, otherwise MRP will not create any documents.
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3.1.1 Enter material and plant 3.1.2 MRP control parameters - leave as is 3.1.3 Process control parameters- tick the box; click the Green checkmark or hit Enter 3.1.4 Click SAVE if you want to run MRP Upon saving, a system message will appear at the bottom stating that MRP is already carried out for your specified material.
3.2 You can also use Material Requirements Planning, transaction code: MD01. If you want MRP to be carried out for the whole Plant and the materials extended onto it. 3.2.1 Scope of Planning leave it empty
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As you can see at the bottom part, it displays the list of materials that were carried out during MRP Run under the plant you specified.
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You should now have a Purchase Requisition for a quantity to take stock up to maximum level (as was specified in material master). 4.2 Display Purchase Requisition, transaction code: ME23N
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