Costing lot size error

Hi Experts,
We have repetitive manufacturing here. I just want to know for cost estimate (Product cose collector) which lot size system will take for costing so also if scrap is also there.
Regards,
Shivkumar Dachawar

Hi Shivkumar
Plz go through the below link hope that it will be useful to you.
http://help.sap.com/SAPHELP_470/Helpdata/EN/90/ba64b7446711d189420000e829fbbd/content.htm

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Is it possible to change the costing lot size for the preference calculation?
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The costing lot size and price unit is "1" by default in material master. Due to this in CK11N the costing lot size is coming as 1.
Then we go to MM02 and change the master by making costing lot size as 100 and price unit as 100.
Please advise how can we make this default as 100 instead of 1 in material master. So that everytime we don't need to change.
Is it coming from BOM?
Please suggest.
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Hi Tapan
No doubts, it is ABAP's responsibility to develop it.. It requires ABAP code to be written
The functional specifications need to be given by you.. This BADI is called during Mat Master Creation/Change.. Your Func Specs should cover
1. Which Mat types it should be used for
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May i know any settings for default the Costing Lot Size follow by material type?
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Material A - Type is ZFIN - So after i upload material into MM the Costing Lot Size will auto prompt 10,000
Material B - Type is ZPAC - So after i upload material into MM the Costing Lot Size will auto prompt 1,000
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There is not setting or Config to set Material Type wise Costing Lot size.
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When we do Cost estimates using CK11N or CK40N the lot size arising is not the costing lot size (We gave 1000).
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I have checked if scrap is playing any role in the calculation. But this is coming for materials even without scrap.
Please let me know what might be causing the problem.
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HI,
Is it for all the materials or for some of the materials.
Check the material master, is it maintained wrongly with some value.
Check in the BOM, is there any scrap % is maintained. Check in the material master also the scarp %.
One more thing, Maintain material master with 1000 as lot size and run CK11n for the same material. Let us know the out come.
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I get below error.
We have KMAT materials and scenario is Non Valuated Sales Order Stock.
in our PPC4 - we have below settings. (Both are SAP recommended)
Qty Structure tab we have Pass on Lot size "1" with individual requirements (must of Non Valuated Sales) and
Transfer Control "PC03" has "Current Std Cost" with "Transfer only with Collective requirements"
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Mixed costing works as expected. However we are unable to create any Sales Orders.
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Diagnosis
For costing variant PPC4 and costing version 01, it was defined in Customizing that a mixed cost estimate should be created for quantity structure category M0001. At the same time, it was defined in the costing variant that the Pass_on_lot_size function should be active.
System Response
Mixed costing cannot be carried out simultaneously with Pass on lot size . Costing cannot be proceeded with.
Any help is appreciated.

Hi Kala,
system's response is correct
In the standard program the combination of mixed costing and
simultaneously pass on lot size is not possible.
Please review SAP Notes 402440, 584420 and 749128 .
In particular the SAP Note 402440 describes the determination of the
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hi when i am doing cost estimate through ck40n i am getting following error.
Pass on lot size" function not supported in costing runs
Message no. CK463
Diagnosis
You have selected costing variant PPC1 for the costing run. The Pass on lot size indicator is set in this costing variant. Costing variants in which this indicator is set cannot be used by the costing run.
System Response
The costing run is not created.
Procedure
You have the following options:
Reset the Pass on lot size indicator in costing variant PPC1 so that the lot size is not passed on.
Use a different costing variant in which the Pass on lot size indicator is not set.
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Pass On Lot Size
Definition
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Use
1) Do not pass on lot size
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2) Pass on lot size only with individual requirement
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3) Always pass on lot size
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