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06/21/06 at 10:57:50
 
WHEN WE CONVERT SALES ORDER TO WORK ORDERS, THE AMOUNT USED FOR LABOR PER HOUR IS WRONG, WHERE CAN WE CHANGE THIS
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Reply #1 - 06/21/06 at 12:25:05
 
The labor costs are in the work center set up if you are using routings, or in the standard cost of the  item if you are using a part number to enter labor.  Work centers are set up in RO-C with labor cost for direct, variable and fixed overheads.  The part number  is an L type and costs are set up in IN-L-A or in IN-B, standard cost button.
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Reply #2 - 06/22/06 at 13:53:15
 
check your BOM and qty per, if you use a Labor item number on your BOM, otherwise as stated, it's coming from the production rate on the routing multiplied by the Work Center standard rate. you would have to modify one of those variables.
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