Requirement on perticular day of the week.

Dear All,
I have a query,
I have raw material with "VB" consumption base planning.
But i dont want the PR of every day, only on Monday i start the purchase acivity, so PR should be only on MOnday and not any other day.
I need to run MRP every day, which i can not alter for this requirement.
Is it possible to club the requremt of the week, and pr on one perticular day. for all quantity.'
Even if i cud club the week req. but the purchase day is very imp for me.
Thanks
Raghu
Edited by: raghu m on Mar 3, 2010 3:07 PM

Hi,
If you want to Club the entire week requirements use Weekly lot size when you want the PR to be Generated On particular day depends on the planning cycle hence I recomend you to go for Time-Phased Planning Procedure where vendor always delivers a material on a particular day of the week, it makes sense to plan this material according to the same cycle, in which it is delivered.
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