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Supply plan calculation
Hello there,
I am basically trying to use a supply plan and 'order items' function.
My items are using "entered and planned orders" as demand source.
After I run the Generate supply plan feature I go to 'Order Items'. The calculation for items which need to be purchased looks wrong :
in the above picture, an item that has 16000 pcs backordered and 28000 pcs on order should not be purchased but the system suggests to order this item.
It looks like it is calculating well when there is no quantity on order or when the quantity on order is less than the backordered qty.
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