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Adding more details to my post : I have created multiple equivalence links for a design Part for example created 2 MBOM Parts for 1 EBOM Part to have 1 in BLUE color and 2nd in WHITE color. I have modified the quantities such that in EBOM its 3 for this component and in MBOM for BLUE its 1 and for WHITE its 1 qty hence I am expecting an error that I have not consumed all the qty in my MBOM yet. How can I check that in the BOM transformer. When I tried comparing I get to see some "?" instead of actual values in place of qty
Hi @RB_10278177
The system can not recognize what is what.
You should use show occurrences and crate Equivalence usage link
That system needs to know that 3 quantity are split to blue and white for example 1 : 2
PetrH
Hello PetrH,
Thank you very much for your response!
I tried creating the links again this time by enabling the occurrences and then copy/pasting some of them as "New Part". But I still got the same issue. (I am not sure whether I did something wrong here)
Also, in this case the end customer is NOT using Occurrences : that is why in most or almost all the use cases they will not have occurrences created but they can definitely have multiple qty for components which they would like to split in the MBOM as per color requirements and want to see the comparison in terms of between EBOM and MBOM.
Regards,
Radhika Bhagat
Hi @RB_10278177
Unfortunately I guess that the Reconciliation assistant just can not solve the value of quantity.
Good thing is that it shows there is some difference in the BOM.
In this point I would open a Case with PTC
PetrH
Yes PetrH, I am having trouble working with these specific scenarios where there are "MULTIPLE EQUIVALENCE LINKS". I have also observed that it was showing the qty comparison correctly when I created the first color BLUE(Only 1 equivalence link). But when I added another color WHITE (i.e. generates multiple equivalence links now) it gives the "?" problem. Does not matter whether you use occurrences or not. I will see if PTC helps me with this.
Thank you again for your inputs.