Print Shop Order Pick List

Explanation

This activity is used to print shop order pick lists. You can preview before printing. The pick list contains all material to be used in manufacturing the shop order. The pick list is used as a basis for picking reserved material from inventory. The pick list does not imply a physical reservation of parts; the picker determines where the parts are to be picked.

There are four ways to generate a pick list:

• From Order Report dialog box. This method allows you to create a pick list of data for multiple shop orders.
• By right-clicking within Shop Order. This method creates a pick list for only the current shop order.
• By selecting one or more rows in Shop Orders window and right-clicking. This method creates one pick list with data for all the shop orders associated with the selected rows.
• From the Create Pick List for Shop Order dialog box. This method also allows you to create a pick list with data for multiple shop orders.

The Order Report dialog box has lists to select the desired options. The other three methods generate dialog boxes having check boxes used to select the different options.

Each of the above four methods for generating pick lists provides options for selecting the pick list sections to be included in the report. The pick print options are:

• Include Unconnected Material
• Include Part Summary
• Include Shop Order Information
• Include Location Information

A shop order pick list consists of three distinct sections, a summary section and two detail sections. Any combination of the three sections can be included in a report.

• The summary section groups data by part and is designed to display totals for all parts to be picked, regardless of the shop order.
• One detail section groups data by location and part; it is designed to present data in a format most useful for the person picking the parts.
• The other detail section groups data by shop order and operation; it is designed to simplify assembling all the parts required for each shop order operation.

Prerequisites

This activity requires that the shop order must have at least Reserved status. To print a pick list per operation, there must be material linked to the operation.

System Effects

As a result of this activity the system prints a pick list with information on the material linked to selected shop orders. The printed pick list's information cannot be printed on any other pick list.

Window

Shop Orders
Shop Order
Disposition Shop Order

Related Window Descriptions

Shop Orders
Shop Order
Shop Order/Operation
Shop Order Pick List
Disposition Shop Order
Disposition Shop Order/Operation
 

Procedure

Shop Order, Shop Orders, Disposition Shop Order/Operation:

1. Select the shop order(s) for which you want to print a pick list. Within Shop Order, you can choose only one shop order for which to print a pick list. However, within Shop Orders, you can choose multiple shop orders by highlighting multiple rows.
2. Right-click and then click Pick List.
3. Specify Operation(s). This field accepts wildcards (%) and individual, semicolon-separated operations. The default is the wildcard (%), meaning all operations. Note: To create a pick list only for material that is not connected to any operations, simply leave this field blank and select the Pick Parts With No Operations check box.
4. Select one or more of the check boxes in the Pick Print Options area.
5. Click OK to proceed.
6. Choose whether you want to preview the pick list before printing it. The question "Print Pick List without Preview?" appears. Select Yes if you want the system to print the pick list directly.
7. If you select No, the Report Print dialog box appears. You can choose the type of page layout or language in this dialog box.
8. After you make desired changes, click OK to print the report directly, Cancel to abort the printout, or Preview to preview the report.
9. If you select Preview, the report is presented for review. After reviewing it, click Print to print the report.

Report - Shop Order Pick List Option:

1. Select Create Pick List for Shop Order.
2. Enter the number of the shop order for which you want to print a pick list. This field accepts wildcards (%) and individual, semicolon-separated operations. You can also use List to select a shop order.
3. If desired, you can use the Rel No and Seq No fields to specify a release number or a sequence number.
4. Next, in the Specify Operations area, type the operation number(s) for which you want to print a pick list. This field accepts wildcards (%) and individual, semicolon-separated operations.
5. Select one or more of the check boxes in the Pick Print Options area.
6. Click OK to print your customized pick list.