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Single-level Cost Shares Report

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Helps isolate an inventory item's standard cost on either a single-level or a rolled-up (multi-level) basis.

The difference between the two methods of analyzing inventory cost has to do with the proportion of total cost assigned to material, capacity or subcontractor expenses.

Single-Level: Material cost is equal to the cost of all of the items on the item's BOM. Capacity and subcontractor costs are the cost related to the parent item only.

Rolled-Up: Material cost is the cost of all items in the parent item's product structure. Capacity and subcontractor costs are the cost related to produce all of the items in the parent item's product structure.

Options

Single-Level Cost: Select this option if you want the cost shares calculated as single-level.

Rolled-up Cost: Select this option if you want the cost shares calculated as rolled-up.

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