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I have a BOM which look like this:
BOM:
Load * Inline [
Item_Parent, Item_Child, Amount
29M20, Z16, 1
29M20, Z17, 1
29M20, L00, 1
L00, R00, 2
R00, K10, 1
R00, K20, 1
R00, K30, 1
R00, K40, 1
20M20, L00, 1
];
My goal is to calculate the quantity needed for each item below the one I select.
E.g. if I select 29M20 then I want to know that I need 1xZ16, 1xZ17, 1xL00, 2xR00, 2xK10, 2xK20, 2xK30, 2xK40.
I have tried using hierarchy loads but I don't get the desired result, perhaps I am using it wrong.
I think, your expected output is wrong.
For 29M20, you should get - 1xZ16, 1xZ17, 1xL00, 2xR00, 1xK10, 1xK20, 1xK30, 1xK40.
Try this,
BOM:
HierarchyBelongsTo(Item_Child, Item_Parent, Amount, ParentName, Node, Depth)
LOAD *, Item_Child As NodeName;
Load * Inline [
Item_Parent, Item_Child, Amount
Root, 29M20
29M20, Z16, 1
29M20, Z17, 1
29M20, L00, 1
L00, R00, 2
R00, K10, 1
R00, K20, 1
R00, K30, 1
R00, K40, 1
20M20, L00, 1
Root, 20M20
];
Expressions:
=Concat(Amount&'x'&NodeName, ', ')
=Sum(Amount)
Hi @noahfels ,
Please try the below Expression.
=aggr(concat(Amount&'X'& Item_Child,',') ,Item_Parent)
In that case I only get the amount of the direct children, but I need to get the amounts and the link to all children_items below a parent_item.
Hi @noahfels ,
My bad, I was not able to get the requirement correct in the initial reply.
Please create hierarchy like below. Hope this will solves your purpose.
Thanks for your reply, but this still doesn't solve the issue. If I select 29M20 now, I still do not get any information that this item includes 2 x R00 and therefore 2 x K10, K20, K30 and K40.
Hi @noahfels ,
I am afraid that I am not able to understand the requirement properly.
As per the inline-table, you have given the parent 29M20 have 1XL00,1XZ16,1XZ17. Please correct me if I am wrong.
Can you please share any diagram or table how you want the output
Correct @abhijitnalekar , but since one 29M20 includes one L00, therefore it also includes all child_items of L00 (i.e. 2 x R00). And R00 itself has four child_items (i.e. K10, K20, K30, K40). Therefore 29M20 includes 2 x R00 and 2 x (K10, K20, K30, K40). It is a bill of materials structur which is build like a hierarchy (tree). I think some form of a hierarchy load is needed.
I think, your expected output is wrong.
For 29M20, you should get - 1xZ16, 1xZ17, 1xL00, 2xR00, 1xK10, 1xK20, 1xK30, 1xK40.
Try this,
BOM:
HierarchyBelongsTo(Item_Child, Item_Parent, Amount, ParentName, Node, Depth)
LOAD *, Item_Child As NodeName;
Load * Inline [
Item_Parent, Item_Child, Amount
Root, 29M20
29M20, Z16, 1
29M20, Z17, 1
29M20, L00, 1
L00, R00, 2
R00, K10, 1
R00, K20, 1
R00, K30, 1
R00, K40, 1
20M20, L00, 1
Root, 20M20
];
Expressions:
=Concat(Amount&'x'&NodeName, ', ')
=Sum(Amount)
This seems to be kind of what I am looking for, but I would have to concatenate an entry for each root item once, correct?
Yes. But the original Table wont be there after
HierarchyBelongsTo
So, you have to use Depth & Node combination to identify the Root.