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We have found that NAV 2016 creates production orders with due date and refreshes with scheduling backwards. The start and end dates are then populated. The issues we are seeing is that if we re-enter the same start date, the end date and due date change. If you re-enter the due date in the header, the start date and end date change. This all happens without refreshing. Does anyone know why?

#leadtime issues​

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Jeremy Riehl
Crown Battery
Fremont OH
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Do you have any modifications done to this module? The dates will also change based on capacities and production planning. If you could provide more details there, it will help to find a resolution

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Brett Hensley
Business Development Manager
Technology Management Concepts
El Segundo CA
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Original Message:
Sent: Aug 09, 2019 02:24 PM
From: Jeremy Riehl
Subject: Production order lead time issues

We have found that NAV 2016 creates production orders with due date and refreshes with scheduling backwards. The start and end dates are then populated. The issues we are seeing is that if we re-enter the same start date, the end date and due date change. If you re-enter the due date in the header, the start date and end date change. This all happens without refreshing. Does anyone know why?

#leadtime issues​

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Jeremy Riehl
Crown Battery
Fremont OH
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