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Standard Cost Rollup did not pick up the cost of supply type PURCHASE components
Hello,
We are migrating data and in that process brought in items (Assembly) with standard cost. The way we did was to set everything as Supply Type = Purchase and set the standard cost. We then imported Revaluation for those. Then we set the Supply Type = Build for some assembly items.
Our top-level assemblies have many sub-assemblies as components. It goes to several levels, like 15 or so. The top-level assembly will have assemblies with Supply Type = Purchase and also sub-assemblies with Supply Type = Build with BOM and routings.
We have the standard cost version created.
When running cost roll up, it did not pick up the cost/ default cost of all the components with Supply Type = Purchase.
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