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Oct 30, 20231 min read

Calculate Item Cost (also known as a BOM calculation) “The Cost Price is zero" Part 1

Updated: Oct 31, 2023

Tip of the Day: In Microsoft D365 Finance and Supply Change (D365 F&SC), in Cost Management or in Released Products, have you tried to run the ‘Calculate Item Cost’ (also known as a BOM calculation) and received the warning “The Cost Price is Zero.” You’re sure the items on your Bill of Material (BOM) has cost. So, there is no reason the calculated cost should be zero, but it is? Yes, I’ve been puzzled over this too.


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Guest
Nov 23
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jolie9983
Oct 31, 2023
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Hi there! Is this only for standard cost?

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Oct 31, 2023
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You can use it for standard cost and planned cost. Planned costs can be used on all costing methods but they are only used for planning. You can only activate the cost if the costing method is standard.

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