REVERSING PLANNED ORDER - REM

Hai all,
       In REM, I want to reverse the some backflushed components (ie., Reversing the GR) at that time system automatically create planned order based on the settings maintained in REM Profile. In case i didn't maintain anything in REM profile in that case what will happen?
ganeshraja

Dear Mr.Ganesh Raja,
As explained by Mr.Ram,For the particular REM profile which is assigned to the
material forwhich MFBF is carried out,while doing MF41,Reversing ,if u want the
system to create a planned order automatically of the same quantity of reversed
one,then in SPRO - Production - Repetetive Manufacturing-Control data - Define
REM profile,In control data2 Creating planned orders When reversing - include a
tick mark in the check box- create planned orderswhen reversing.
The system automatically thorws  you a planned order with a new planned order
number,of same quantity.
If useful reward points.
Regards
Mangal

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