How to remove scheduling method from WIP work orde...
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How to remove scheduling method from WIP work orders so a start date and end date could be entered
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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** To remove the scheduling method from WIP work orders so a start date and end date could be entered, you can follow these steps: 1. Go to the Manufacturing settings in NetSuite. 2. Look for the setting that automatically sets the start/end date based on work order lead times and disable it. This will allow you to manually enter the start and end dates for your work orders. However, please note that this might require users to manually input the dates, which could potentially lead to errors if not done correctly. If you want to automate this process, you could create a simple workflow that automatically sets the start and end dates when the record is loaded. Also, please be aware that any changes to the start and end dates could potentially impact your inventory, depending on how your NetSuite system is set up. Lastly, if you notice any unexpected changes in your WIP account, it might be due to the NetSuite cost engine, which runs at a scheduled time (usually in the evening) and can adjust costs based on changes in raw materials or other factors. If you're implementing WIP and Routing in your Sandbox, it's possible that some changes could be made in your Production environment as well, depending on how your NetSuite team is managing the implementation. Always remember to check the history of any changes made to your forms or workflows to track any modifications and identify potential issues.
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