Evaluate MS Result using Detailed Graph

Explanation

Use this window to generate a graph that shows Master Scheduling data for a selected Level 0 or Level 1 part belonging to a specified site. The types of data shown are forecast, supply, demand, projected balance and projected time phased safety stock. You can also generate overlay graphs that show cumulative unconsumed supply or cumulative unconsumed forecasts.

Prerequisites

This activity requires that a Level 0 or Level 1 part exists. A period template also must exist. 

System Effects

As a result of this activity, the system generates a graph of Master Scheduling data for a user-specified Level 0 or Level 1 part. The graph includes forecast, supply, demand, and projected balance data and projected time phased safety stock. The system also generates overlay graphs showing cumulative unconsumed supply or cumulative unconsumed forecasts. The graph appears at the bottom of the Detailed MS Graphic window.

Window

Detailed MS Graphic

Related Window Descriptions

Detailed MS Graphic
Recalculate Period Details
MS Graph Parameters

Procedure

1. Open the Detailed MS Graphic window.
2. To generate graphical data for a Level 0 part instead of the default Level 1, click Zero in the Level area.
3. Populate the Detailed MS Graphic window. Alternatively, search for a part in the Part No field, along with relevant site. If using a project master scheduled part, search for the part with the relevant PNG.
4. In the Template ID field, select a period template.
5. Click the Show Graph button. The MS Graph Parameters dialog box is opened.
6. Make the following choices the MS Graph Parameters dialog box:
   • In the Period area, check the default period range displayed in the Period Begin Date and Period End Date fields. To change this period range, type the number of the period that you want to use as the period begin number in the Begin No field. Then type the number of the period that you want to use as the period end number in the End No field.
   • In the Plot Forecast area, click Unconsumed to make the graph include non-cumulative unconsumed forecast data. Alternatively, click Full to make it include the entire set of non-cumulative forecast data (consumed as well as unconsumed).
   • In the Plot line for Cumulative area, click Unconsumed Forecast to make the graph include cumulative unconsumed forecast data. Alternatively, click Unconsumed Supply to make it include cumulative unconsumed supply data.
7. Click OK. The system now generates a detailed MS graph for your specified period range and type of data.
8. If you receive an error message indicating that the period template date does not match the part's last run date, right-click and then click Recalculate Period Template. Click OK to recalculate the template with the correct begin date. Then click the Show Graph button again. When the MS Graph Parameters dialog box appears, follow step 6 and 7 above.