T-code to find the capacity of the machine.

HI Experts,
I have a scenario for Process industry,
In Resources i define formula for Capacity & scheduling , In Master Recipe i give the value to my formula and as per get the Capacity availibility & Scheduling time.
i want to know Is there any T-code by which the Production engineer can know the
capacity of the Machine on a given day or Group of days.

Dear Sandy,
Check these reports,
CM01                 Cap. planning, work center load
CM02                 Capac. planning, work center orders
CM03                 Capac. planning, work center pool
CM04                 Capac. planning, work center backlog
CM05                 Capacity plan.:Work center overload
CM07                 Cap. planning: Variable access
CM0X                 Capacity planning
CM10                 Capacity leveling
CM11                 Maintain flow control
CM21                 Capacity leveling SFC planning table
CM22                 Capacity leveling:SFC planning table
CM23                 Capacity leveling: SFC orders tab.
CM24                 Capacity leveling: PM indiv. tab.
CM25                 Capacity leveling: Variable
CM26                 Capacity Leveling: Proj.View Tabular
CM27                 Capacity level.: SFC indiv.cap.graph
CM28                 Capac.level.: SFC indiv.cap. tab.
CM50                 Capacity level.: SFC work cntr list
In the most of the reports after giving the work center and plant,in the top menu click on Settings--->general,select the radio button
either for day bucket or weekly buket and then check.goto enviroment
Regards
S Mangalraj.

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