Is it still a requirement to import/create BOMs from the lowest level upwards?
Yes. You need to start from the bottom and work your way to the top .
Thanks. It seems that cancelling, duplicating and submitting a BOM is sufficient to tidy things up, so that’s a relief.
If you have updated a sub-assembly BOM, you could also use BOM update tool, it can replace the old sub-assembly BOMs even the exploded BOMs, irrespective of the hierarchy .
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That’s the bom update tool on the manufacturing page?
I thought it updated only cost.
(Still learning!)
I’ll reply to my own post with clarifications.
Multi-level BOMs
- If you are creating a multi-level BOM structure you must start with the lowest level parts first.
- This applies if you are creating by hand in ERPNext, or importing data.
- BOMs must be submitted in ascending order.
- Parts in a single import must not have any parent/child relationship to each other. They may be siblings, but not parent/child.
E.g.
A 12 level structure requires all items to be created and then 11 BOM imports to be performed to ensure that there is no “sibling” rivalry.
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