Cumulation type in routing

Hi Gurus,
I don't see exactly what is the difference between cumulation type 1 and 2 in the routing when there are suboperations. I don't see any differences in routing nor in order itself. Could you help me please ???
Regards

Dear,
This is basically summarise the sub operatyion std value to main operation which take say 4 hrs nw/o sub operation
Say sub operation 1 takes 2 hrs, Sub operation 2 takes 3 hrs, then commulation type
0     No summarization takes place i.e,. operation has its own hrs
1     Summarization in task list and order i.e. tiotal operation hrs 2+3 hrs
2     Summarization in order - in routing it is 4 hrs ...it is operation hrs and in order it is 5 hrs
Make sure that you do the following
select the operation which has sub operation then follow the Menu path -->summarrise std values...
you will see above result in operation std value.
raj

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