Help on Planning Calender and lot size procedure settings

Hi Gurus,
We have 2 different schedule at the moment for our PO Placing to our supplier :
1. Planning Calendar D01 --> For Seafreight shipment, PO Placing on bi-weekly basis, every Monday and RDD (Request Delivery Date) is on Thursday (11 days after PO Placing)
2. Planning Calendar D02 --> For Airfreight shipment, PO Placing on weekly basis, every Friday and RDD (Request Delivery Date) is on Wednesday (5 days after PO Placing)
Now we have required to change the SEAFREIGHT process by having the PO Placing on weekly basis, every Monday and RDD (Request Delivery Date) is on Wednesday (9 days after PO Placing).
Please let me know the step by step procedure to create a new Planning Calendar and Lot Size Procedure to accomodate this requirement?
Thanks for your help.
Regards
Brijesh

Dear Brijesh:
1. I think you are planning to change the Planning calendare D01.
2. For this go to MD26- GIVE THE plant / palnning calendar id.
3. Then in the CAlc rule for spec peroid - change the day from wednesday to Monday.
4. SAve this and generate periods.
5. Now in the maeterial master- check if you have the lot size as PK and also planning calendar as d01.
6. In the planned dleiveyr times you enter 9 days.
Kindly check this and revert back.
Reg
Dsk

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