Aging of Batches

Hi Experts,
Can I have a query to age batches thru admission dates? Dates will be 30, 60, 90 and 120+ days. Parameters will be aging date
Many thanks,
Don

Hi Don,
No standard report could cover your requirement, therefore you have to create custom report to achieve this. However, I hope standard report for this requirement could be available in future version of B1.
Best Regards,
Hendry Wijaya

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Hi,
Please let me know if any one has query for inventory ageing for Batch management item.
regards
Suresh S

Use following query:
SELECT T0.WhsCode, T0.ItemCode, T0.ItemName, T0.BatchNum, T0.CreateDate,
DateDiff(dd, T0.CreateDate, GetDate()) As Days, T0.Quantity,
case when (datediff(dd, createdate, getdate())<=30) then 'Upto 30 Days'
     when (datediff(dd, createdate, getdate())>30 and datediff(dd, createdate, getdate())<=60) then '31 to 60 Days'
     when (datediff(dd, createdate, getdate())>60 and datediff(dd, createdate, getdate())<=90) then '61 to 90 Days'
     else 'More than 90 Days'
     end as days
FROM OIBT T0
WHERE T0.Quantity > 0
ORDER BY T0.WhsCode, T0.ItemCode, T0.CreateDate
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Batch wise stock for a given period or month

Hi,
My company wants to implement stock ageing report in MM.
We manage the stocks in Batches. For us the main criteria for stock ageing is batch creation date.
The report should run stock ageing based upon the date range given as an input screen
For ex : date range in input can be of today or as of 30.06.2010.
If the report is run as of today then I am able to get the batch stock from table MCHB . Quantity from field "CLABS" and the batch creation date from the field "ERSDA"
But if the report to be run as of 30-06-2010. Then I am not able to get the data from MCHBH as of 30.06.2010.
I have checked for one material in the table and as per stock it should be 351 as of 30-06-2010 but in the MCHBH table for the month 06. year 2010 it is showing as 136 pcs only.
As our LIS tables are not getting populated correctly I am not able to check those tables too.
Can any one guide me with the logic or the table where I can get the batch stocks for a particular month.
I need Material, Batch, Quantity month and year .
Please advice how can i get the data and from which table.
Thanks you for your support in advance.
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Hi Jurgen,
Thanks for your reply. I am not looking for any analysis report or LIS report.
i am looking for simple ageing report for a date entered by the user. I got the logic and tables for the current date but if i need to refer the stock ageing of previous date like my stock ageing at 30-06-2010. I am not able to get any tables where i can have the batch stock for a given date or a month.
The report output format to be
stock <=30 days
stock>30 and <=90
stock>90 and <=180
stock>180 days
The criteria for calculation will be the date entered by the user in the input screen. If the user enters the date as 30-06-2010 then all the stock received in the month of june and still lying in my storage location will fall the category <=30 and display in the report.
Stocks received in the month of march, april and may will fall under the category "stock >30 and <=90".
If I can get the batch wise stock for a particular month , I can pick the posting date of the Goods receipt from the batch number and calcuate my ageing (i.e date entered in the input scren of the report 30-06-2010 - batch posting date).
I am also referring to the note which you have sent but in the mean while if you can help me to identify the tables where I can get the batch stock for a particular month.
Thanks
Fazal.

Age analysis for stock materials

I needs to have a z report on age analysis of all the stock materials, the hitch being they do not have batch mgmt active.
Age analysis is needed from a period to a period, e.g. - current quarter.

Hi, I think it's difficult to get stock age without batch managment.You need consider many factors,such as FIFO,movement with 'consume indicator' to write your report.
There are some standard transactions as below to evaluate movement documents:
MC50 for dead stock
MC46 for slow movement
MC44 for stock turnover
MC42/43 for range coverage
Try them.
Also reference to [http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/bd/a140eb44d511d188fe0000e8322f96/frameset.htm]
section: document evaluations
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Edited by: Lykin on Aug 26, 2010 10:23 AM
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Stock Ageing Query With Stock Value

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Greeting for the day...!
I am using Batch wise stock, so consumption done by batch wise.
Please forward me the query for the Product Code, Products Name, Batch No, Batch Qty (Under respective ageing days), Batch Amount (Under respective ageing days).
The parameter will be from date & to date & group.
Thanks in advance.
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Datta Kharat

Hi,
Please check this thread:
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3372541
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Inventory ageing report for batches

Hi Experts,
I am looking for a ageing report for batches. MC46 and MC50 is not displaying the batches which is my main requirement. I learnt that its not available in standard SAP. I am planning to develop a Zreport which is a copy/reference of MC46 and MC50.
If you ever come across this situation before, which approach you followed? I appreciate if you throw some thoughts on builiding a query or Zreport or any logics.
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R.S

Hi Shiva,
Thanks for the information. We are not using SLED for the batches and BMBC is just a **** pit where you can use it as work list when you try to change mass batches. I dont know how BMBC helps in fetching a report for ageing.
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R.S

Batch transaction stock aging report

Hi Experts,
Can you some one help me with query which give stock aging report base on Batch wise transactions (IBT1).
Item Code, Item description Batch#(Qty which are >0), Batch Qty, Stock "IN" creation Date,
Thanks for your help.
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Dear parneeth,
As requested please try this Query to fulfill your requirement.
SELECT T0.docnum,
T2.BatchNum,T2.ItemCode,T2.Quantity,
T2.ItemName,T0.CardName as Supplier,
T2.SuppSerial,T2.IntrSerial,T2.ExpDate,T2.PrdDate,T2.InDate,T2.Located,
convert(varchar(8000),T2.Notes)
FROM OPDN T0 INNER JOIN PDN1 T1 ON T0.DocEntry=T1.DocEntry
inner join
OIBT T2 on T1.ItemCode = t2.ItemCode and T0.objtype=T2.basetype and T2.baseentry=T1.Docentry
inner join
oitm T5 on T1.Itemcode=T5.Itemcode
WHERE
T2.quantity>0
group by T0.docnum,T2.BatchNum,T2.ItemCode,T2.Quantity,
T2.ItemName,T0.CardName,
T2.SuppSerial,T2.IntrSerial,T2.ExpDate,T2.PrdDate,T2.InDate,T2.Located,
convert(varchar(8000),T2.Notes),T1.Linetotal,T1.Quantity
REGARDS
MANGESH PAGDHARE.
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Stock ageing report with batch Management active

Hi Experts,
My client wants a Stock ageing report and batch management is active
According to my client, Inventory ageing report should show stock quantities and stock value as follows,
1. Below one year
2. Between one and two years
3. Above two years
What are the table and fields to be considered for this report.
Thanks
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What steps do you mean? taking an ABAP course and doing it yourself, or stepping to an ABAPer and let him know what he shall do?
you asked for a stock report, not for a movement report.
If I go into my warehouse and looking at all the stuff sitting there and want a report that should tell me how old this stuff is, then i am not intrested if there was a goods receipt movement.
However I would like to know the last movement date. In this case you have to look into table S032 or into the movements MSEG (with MKPF as header table)

Batch job creation for sending email if the invoice is aged

Positive confirmation: Send system notification to the requestor if:
a) An invoice is received and GR is not yet posted in the ECC system.
b) An 'aged' invoice and GR is not yet posted in the ECC system.
This requirement is for USA only. i.e., we have only one company code which is 8960.
Identifiers of the invoice are
Company Code = u20188960u2019
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Stock ageing report without Batch Management

Hi Gurus,
My client wants a Stock ageing report. But my concern here is can we achieve this without batch management
According to my client, Inventory ageing report should show stock quantities and stock value as follows,
1. Below one year
2. Between one and two years
3. Above two years
We can accumulate the goods receipt as per Material document date and movement type according to the above age requirement.
But, can we track goods issues from the above age groups without Batch Management.
Experts Pls reply and If possible, pls explain how we can achieve this.
Thanks
NDS

As you already noticed not only the input (GR) but the output (GI) is also important.
The date of the GR is only one thing, but after that you received the goods in your SLoc you cannot make difference between stocks received at different times.
As your stock is not distinguished in the system as per the GR date you cannot say that which sub-stock has been consumed during GI.
So, without batch management you cannot achieve your goal in standard system.
Of course, physically you can realize your idea by putting labels on different batches - this would mean batch management physically and not in SAP.
If you use warehouse management you can use a workaround: the GR date is stored in the quants and this makes possible to track the age of the stock without batch management. Please check:
http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/EN/c6/f83b5e4afa11d182b90000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
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I've been thinking about getting the Alu/Glass 24" iMac (waiting until at least Leopard's arrival) but after having read a number of threads here I thought I'd better go and check for myself...
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_English translation:_
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... specs?? ...we don't need no steeenking specs!!
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Any Standard Aging report for MM

Hello All,
I am looking a standard aging report for Materials on my storage location.
We are following batch.
Please help
Regards
Lal

Hi ,
I hope for your new requirement this might help you .
If you want to perform an analysis based on the key figure dead stock, proceed as follows:
From the Inventory Controlling menu, select Environment -> Document evaluations-> Dead stock.
1. The selection screen appears.
2. Specify the desired analysis criterion and selection parameters.
You can carry out the analysis for all plants, that is, for each material, data from all plants are grouped together or only for certain plants, that is, the analysis is created for every designated plant. Any period can be selected for the analysis. The system suggests 90 days as the period to analyze, the calculation starting from the current date.
The following functions can be used to process the material list.
Detailed Display
By using the function Detailed display, you can call up in a table or graph form detailed data for a material including the respective material document. You can analyze all material documents that are related to the evaluated stock of a material.
If you want to view detailed information for a certain material, proceed as follows:
Position the cursor on the desired material in the results list and select Edit ->Detailed display.
A dialog box appears in which you can choose either a graph or table display.
If you select the graphic, you can display the latest information on:
     Cumulative receipts/issues
     Warehouse issues
     Warehouse receipts
     Stock level
If you select the table, you can display the following information:
     Stock movements
     Cumulative stock movements
     Current stock level
From the stock movement table you can drill down as far as the material document level to see detailed information. To display stock movements on a particular day, position the cursor on the relevant line and select the Choose function. A popup window appears which displays all the movements on the selected day. The individual movements for a selected date are displayed in a dialog box.
To display the document for a particular movement, position the cursor on the relevant line and select the Choose function. A popup window appears which displays the document.
Similarly you can try for the slow moving also .please let me know wether you were able to find what you were looking for .
source: SAP
cheers
KP

Standard Report for stock Aging

Hello all,
can anyone plz let us know that is there any standard report in SAP for stock aging? actually i have to see the materials quantity whose 311 movement not done after 321 and also from how many days it is pending.
Kindly help and tell how can i find those materials quantity, while user also do 311 for partial quantity?
Regards.

Hi @ABAP@
Check the followings...
MB24 - Reservations for Material
MB25 - Reservations for Account Assignment
MB51 - Material Document List
MB52 - List of Warehouse Stocks on Hand MB53 - Display Plant Stock Availability
MB54 - Consignment Stocks
MB56 - Analyze Batch Where-Used List
MB57 - Build Up Batch Where-Used List
MB58 - Consgmt and Ret. Packag. at Customer
MB59 - Material Document List
MB5B - Stocks for Posting Date
MB5C - Pick-Up List
MB5L - List of Stock Values: Balances
MB5M - ShL.exp/prod.date
MB5S - Display List of GR/IR Balances
MB5W - List of Stock Values
MB9A - Analyze Archived Material Documents
MBAL - Material Documents: Read Archive
MBGR - Display Material Documents by Movement Reason
MBSI - Find Inventory Sampling
MBSM - Display Cancelled Material Documents
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MD07 - Current Material Overview
MR51 - Material Line Items
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