Show Graph
Explanation
This activity is used to display a graph of cumulative Master
Scheduling data for a selected Level 0 or Level 1 part belonging to a specified site. The
graph includes information regarding projected balance, cumulative forecast, and
cumulative planned receipts.
Prerequisites
This activity requires that a Level 0 or Level 1 part exists. A
period template also must exist.
System Effects
As a result of this activity, the system generates a graph
of cumulative Master Scheduling data for a user-specified Level 0 or Level 1 part. It
shows this graph at the bottom of the Cumulative MS graphic
window.
Window
Cumulative MS Graphic
Related Window Descriptions
Cumulative
MS Graphic
Recalculate Period Template
Select Period Range
Procedure
- To generate a graphical data for a Level 0 part instead of the default Level 1, click
Zero in the Level area in the Cumulative MS Graphic window.
- Populate the Cumulative MS Graphic window.
Alternatively, select a Level 0 or Level 1 part in the Part No list, then
enter values in the Site, MS Set, and Template ID fields. Either type the information or use
the List of Values.
- Right-click and then click Show Graph. The
Select Period Range
dialog box appears. If you receive an error message after clicking OK in this dialog box, go to step 6 below.
- In the
Select Period Range dialog box,
check the default period range displayed in the Range Begin Date and
Range End Date fields. To change this period range, type the number of the period that you want to use as
the period begin number in the Begin Period No field. Then enter the number of the period
that you want to use as the period end number in the End Period No field.
- Click OK. The system now generates a cumulative MS
graph for your specified period range.
- If an error message tells you that the period template date does
not match the part's last run date, right-click and then click Recalculate Period Template. Click
OK to recalculate the template with the correct begin date. Then
right-click and click Show Graph again. When the
Select Period
Range dialog box appears, follow steps 4 and 5 above.