BOM -ITEM QTY - SIX DECIMAL PLACES

Dear friends,
I want to enter item qty upto six decimal places. What are steps required.?
Pl help.

Hi Sandeep
to make the qty with 6 decimal places you can use the steps below
the T-Code is = CUNI and
here you can select your unit of measurement and change the units of measurement decimal places,
you can select upto 14 decimal places if required
pls reward points if useful
regards
chakri

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the key figure itself (0QUANTITY), the key figure in the InfoCube and in the input-ready query, but the recorded data is being rounded to the third decimal place.
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Hello PP members
How to maintain decimal places in BOM Qty & what is the essence of base quantity in BOM ?
Thank You

ur first question is not understood, You can have maximum of 3 decimals in BOM item qty.
Base qty is the qty which is refered to all the BOM items.
example -
Product X, base qty 1
Raw material 1 - componen t qty= 1
Raw material 2 - Component qty= 5
This means To produce Product with qty1, it needs raw material 1 qty 1 and raw material 2 qty 5.
This means To produce Product with qty10, it needs raw material 1 qty 10 and raw material 2 qty 50.
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let us say example 2
To produce Product with qty1, it needs raw material 1 qty 1 and raw material 2 qty .0001.
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waiting for reply,
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Hi,
enter the no of decimal places in CUNI .
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you can change this using this path also
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Finished product
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then my sales order will look like:
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      Material1   100 Units
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Now i am trying to create a delivery for 1 unit of finished product
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Here i change the Material1 quantity from 100 to 150 Units and create delivery.
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Regards

Hi,
Go to SPRO>SAP Netweaver >General Settings> Check Units of Measurement, then click on "Units of Measure" (T.Code: CUNI) and Select your Unit of Measurement and go to details put number 4 "Decimal Places" field (you can put 0 to 14 decimal places.
Regards.
Chinna

BOM -ITEM QTY - SIX DECIMAL PLACES

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