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What is planned lot size in SAP CO-PC - Product Cost Controlling?


SAP Term: planned lot size

  • Component: CO-PC

  • Component Name: Product Cost Controlling

  • Description: The lot size used to calculate the costs that vary with the lot size in target cost calculation. Depending on the target cost version, this lot size equals the planned order quantity or the costing lot size of the standard cost estimate for the material.


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  • Key Concepts: 
    Lot size is a term used in production planning and inventory control. It is the quantity of a product that is produced or ordered in a single production run or at one time. Planned lot size is the quantity of a product that is planned to be produced or ordered in a single production run or at one time. In SAP, the planned lot size is used in CO-PC Product Cost Controlling to determine the cost of producing a product. 
    
    How to use it: 
    In SAP, the planned lot size is used to calculate the cost of producing a product. The planned lot size can be set in the CO-PC Product Cost Controlling module. The planned lot size can be set for each product and can be adjusted as needed. 
    
    Tips & Tricks: 
    When setting the planned lot size, it is important to consider the cost of production and the demand for the product. If the planned lot size is too small, it may result in higher costs due to frequent production runs. If the planned lot size is too large, it may result in excess inventory and higher costs due to storage and handling. 
    
    Related Information: 
    The planned lot size can also be used to calculate other costs such as overhead costs, labor costs, and material costs. It can also be used to determine the optimal production schedule for a product. Additionally, it can be used to determine when to order materials and when to schedule production runs.
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