Process for importing formulas with sub-formulas
A formula that contains sub-formulas must be imported in these stages:
- Import the raw material items.
- Create items, with no details, for sub-formulas. The sub-formulas are added as items to another formula. The item code must be the same as the formula that becomes the sub-formula at the next level. Include header data only; no details are required.
- Import formulas that are made up of only the raw materials from stage 1.
- Import formulas that are made up of raw materials from stage 1 and formulas from stage 3.
- Import formulas that may contain sub-formulas from stage 4. If this formula is not going to be a sub-formula, do not include an item code for it in the header.
This example shows the stages of importing a sub-formula.
Examples | Description |
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010 , 020 , 030 , 040 |
Import raw material items: 010 , 020 , 030 , 040 . |
Item B-001 |
Create items with a key code of sub-formulas. Add header data only.
Import a raw material for |
Formula B-001
Items |
Import formulas (B-001 ) that contain only raw material items (010 , 020 ). |
Formula F-001
Sub-formula Items |
Import formulas (F-001 ) with sub-formulas (B-001 ) from the previous level and items.
The item code Include item
|
Formula F-002
Item Sub-formula Item Sub-formula Item |
Import formulas (F-002 ) with sub-formulas (F-001 ) from the previous level and items. This formula is going to be used as an item instead of a sub-formula.
The item code |