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Strange Behavior on Format Measure Demand Plan

edited Dec 22, 2025 5:52PM in Supply Chain Planning and Collaboration

Hi all,

We are noticing some strange behavior when converting measures from Primary UOM to Liters for certain items. As an example below, when I convert to Primary UOM (Each) to (L) notice how the quantity becomes NEGATIVE:

Image 1: Shows values in Primary UOM (Each)

Image 2 : Shows values in Liters and we can see negative quantities

We noticed that Item A does not have Interclass conversion. So we added one and the values are now positive. However, there are some items that DO NOT have Interclass UOM Conversion and don't show negative values.

Why are only some items showing negative values when converting to Liters? What is the logic behind the calculation in converting to Liters if there is no interclass conversion defined which is making certain items negative?

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